What ages does Horizon High School serve?

Horizon High School serves students aged 14-18 who are recovering from or at risk of drug addiction.

What makes Horizon High School unique?

It is Wisconsin's only recovery high school, blending academics with therapy and a strong focus on sobriety and life skills.

What therapies are available to students?

Students receive 1-on-1 counseling, group therapy, meditation & mindfulness, and life skills training.

Are there requirements for admission?

Yes, admission is voluntary, and students must commit to sobriety and be sober for 30 days prior to enrollment. Weekly drug tests ensure continued sobriety.

Does Horizon High School involve families in the recovery process?

Yes, they host monthly support meetings for parents, guardians, and other family members.

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Horizon High School

659 N. Whitney Way, Madison, Wisconsin, 53705

(608) 442-0935 Website

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For people seeking support in Madison, Wisconsin, Horizon High School delivers addiction treatment and support services for adolescents facing drug addiction, opioid use disorder, and alcohol use disorder. Treatment can include individual counseling, mindfulness practices, and art therapy, supported by an evidence-based framework, family involvement, and individualized planning. That combination, along with CARF accreditation, experience dating back to 2005, and follow-up support through drug screening, gives the facility a more grounded and individualized feel.