The Total Interagency Model for Education (T.I.M.E.) Program was developed and implemented in 1985 to provide a therapeutic educational environment to meet the needs of emotionally disturbed, adjudicated, and other high risk youth who are unable to function in a less restrictive or more “traditional” educational setting. It is an interagency collaborative effort between the Kenosha Unified School District and the Kenosha County Division of Children and Family Services. Under a contract with KCDCFS, direct services are provided by Community Impact Programs.

Staff Members

Principal: Terry Ehiorobo

Secretary: Debbie Kersten

Transition Support: Erin Sturino
Special Education: Bruce Fox, Jennifer Roach, Kelly Marschel, Katie DeBartolo
At-Risk-Alternative: Jason Paproth
School Social Worker: Barb Foye
School Nurse: Linda Rieschl
School Librarian: Rose Euer
Educational Assistants: Peggy McNinch (Classroom), Jeannine Heide (Clerical)
Police Liasons: Tim Cepress, Mike Madsen, Ashley Dobbe
Kitchen: Dana Morse
Custodial Services: Gregory Holmes, John Wooden