Superior Shores
Special Education · Mental Health Services
About Superior Shores
Superior Shores is an educational placement determined through the Individualized Education Program (IEP) process. The program has a strong emphasis on mental health treatment, serving students who experience significant mental and behavioral health needs that interfere with their ability to succeed in a typical school environment.
Eligible students are ages 12–18, must have an IEP, and experience significant mental and behavioral health needs. Students continue to work toward their academic competencies while also receiving therapy and psychiatric services to address their mental and behavioral health needs.
Program Overview
Age Range
Ages 12–18
Requirement
Must have an IEP
Placement
Determined through IEP process
Focus
Mental health emphasis
Services Provided
Academic Support
Students continue working toward academic competencies and progress toward graduation while enrolled in the Superior Shores program.
Therapy Services
On-site therapy services are provided to address mental and behavioral health needs that interfere with learning.
Psychiatric Services
Students receive psychiatric support as part of a comprehensive, individualized treatment approach.
Learn More
Interested in learning more about Superior Shores? Contact the Marquette-Alger Director of Mental Health Services.
Jennifer Krzewina, Ph.D
Director of Mental Health Services
Special Education Services