About Seeds of Health

Seeds of Health was founded in 1983 as a Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Clinic. Recognizing the educational needs of our clients, many of whom were school-age parents, we established our first school, Grandview High School, in 1987. We continued growing the Seeds Schools network in response to Milwaukee families' calls for high-quality, relationship-based, small-school environments offering multiple pathways toward successful futures for a full range of students, becoming the first K-12 charter school network in the State of Wisconsin.

Today, in addition to the WIC Clinic, Seeds of Health operates five public Seeds Schools through charter and partnership agreements, now educating more than 1,500 students annually. Schools include Seeds of Health K4-8 Elementary, Grandview High School, Veritas High School, and two Tenor High School campuses - Cathedral Square and Journal Square. In 2027-28, Seeds of Health will establish a second Veritas High School campus - Veritas East. Together, Veritas East and our original Veritas West campus will provide more students access to a Seeds Schools education.