The Richardson School Opens Sheboygan Campus for Students With Specialized Needs
Sheboygan, Wis. — September 4, 2026
MyPath has opened The Richardson School at 2108 N. 21st Street in Sheboygan, adding a local therapeutic day-school option for children, adolescents and young adults with specialized educational and support needs.
WHBL reported September 3 that the Sheboygan campus had opened. The location is the sixth Richardson School campus in Wisconsin and is operated by Oconomowoc-based MyPath.
A new Sheboygan option for families and districts
The Richardson School serves students ages 5 through 21 who may have developmental, neurological, behavioral or emotional needs that make traditional school settings difficult. The school describes its approach as a therapeutic day-school model that combines individualized education with behavioral and social support.
For Sheboygan-area families, the new campus provides a local place to ask about specialized school services. Local school districts also have another potential option to consider when working with students and families whose needs require more individualized support.
The school says plans are shaped around each student’s needs, family situation and district goals. One stated goal is to help students build skills and, when appropriate, support a return to their home-school environment. That outcome depends on each student’s individual plan.
Where to find enrollment information
The Richardson School’s official campus information lists the Sheboygan address as 2108 N. 21st Street, Sheboygan, Wisconsin 53081. The listed phone number is 920-335-2601.
Families and school districts should contact the school directly for current information about eligibility, enrollment, placement, transportation and available programs. The opening adds a new local education and therapeutic-support resource, but the school should be the source for individual questions and next steps.
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