The Wittenmyer Learning Center

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The Wittenmyer Learning Center is an Alternative Education Facility located on the Wittenmyer Youth Campus at 2800 Eastern Avenue in Davenport, IA. The Learning Center was established in August, 2000 as a partnership between Family Resources, Inc. and the Davenport Community School District. The partnership was created to provide academic services to the residents of the Wittenmyer Youth Center, as well as to students from area school districts, whose needs were best met in a therapeutic and individualized setting.

The Wittenmyer Learning Center is an accredited institution with all educational staff certified by the state Iowa. The Learning Center adheres to the Davenport Community School District’s curriculum, standards, and benchmarks to assist in meeting the unique needs of each student. It is our goal at Wittenmyer Learning Center to not only provide our students with the tools and skills necessary to transition back into the public school setting, but to also find success within themselves and motivation to be a productive member of their community.

Vision:

Discovering strength and enhancing futures.

Mission:

Wittenmyer Learning Center exists to empower our youth to become confident learners. We strive to meet their individualized academic, creative and social needs in a safe and caring environment, therefore producing a community of successful citizens.

Learning Center Highlights:

Program Elements
 

• K-12 Facility
  • Ten High School Classrooms
  • Four Middle School Classrooms
  • One Upper Elementary Classroom (5th-6th)
  • Two Elementary Classrooms (K-4)
  • One severe and profound Autistic Classroom
  • Therapeutic behavior intervention services
  • Junior Achievement
  • Partnership with River Music Experience
  • Vocational Opportunities
  • Daily social skills curriculum (Second Step/ PBIS)
• Individualized Services
  • Individual and group counseling services
  • Individualized academic and behavior goals created and monitored daily
  • Individualized curriculum instruction (credit recovery)
  • GED Preparation
  • Individualized transition planning
• Low Staff to Student Ratios
  • Twenty-one Certified Teachers
  • Twenty-five Paraprofessionals
  • Fourteen Residential Counselors
  • Three School Counselors
  • Job Coach
  • Crisis Interventionist
  • Transition Coordinator
  • Associate Principal
  • Principal
  • Elementary 1:2
  • Middle School 1:3
  • High School 1:3
  • Autism 1:1