Building Description
Pathways High is a public, charter school that enrolls students from across Milwaukee and the surrounding suburbs. Pathways High implements a project based learning model that utilizes interdisciplinary seminars and real world experiences. Daily, students are living out the school’s vital mission, “To Unleash all Learners’ Potential. Now.”
In 1954, Our Savior’s Lutheran Church started services in this building. The building is a two-story, front gable, Neogothic Revival church. The walls are clad in Lannon stone with a barrel-vaulted ceiling in the sanctuary area. Our Savior’s Lutheran Church was designed by local church architect Hugo Haeuser. And the buildings’ stained glass windows were designed by Karl Fridlemeier. This location served the community well as an early Norwegian Lutheran church in Milwaukee.
Pathways High started their vibrant mission at this location in 2020. Come see how the school transformed this building into a project based, real world learning center.
Visitor Experience
At Pathways High, you will view our Project Pavilion and take a self-guided tour to explore this unique building. See the rich history of the church and learn about the thrilling work that is currently happening. Pathways High students will be present to share their work, talk about the school, and answer questions.
Address
3022 W Wisconsin Ave - enter parking lot on Wells St.
Saturday Hours
10 am - 5 pm
Sunday Hours
10 am - 5 pm
Photography
Photography allowed, Videography allowed, Tripod allowed
Handicapped Accessible
Fully wheelchair accessible
