At Bradley Tech, we are focused on our students’ personal and social well-being along with their academic success. We work with our community partners to support our students in the classroom and beyond.
Student Support Team
Our student support team is here to help you!
LeLana Johnson
School Counselor (Grade 10)
johns110@milwaukee.k12.wi.us
(262) 264-8625
Jeffrey Kowalski
School Counselor (Grade 11)
kowalsjr@milwaukee.k12.wi.us
(414) 212-2464
Shantelle Sheppard
School Counselor (Grade 12)
sheppas@milwaukee.k12.wi.us
(414) 212-2428
Racquel Ward
School Counselor (Grade 9)
wardr1@milwaukee.k12.wi.us
(414) 212-2460
Erin Bode
School Social Worker
bodeec@milwaukee.k12.wi.us
(414) 212-2470
John Kittleson
School Social Worker
kitteljm@milwaukee.k12.wi.us
(414) 212-2576
School Counselors:
Meet with you one-on-one or in a group for counseling
Help you plan for your education and your future
Connect you with people and resources in the community
School Social Workers:
Share ways to cope or deal with emotions
Provide helpful resources
Refer you to others who can help if you (or your family) need anything
When You Need Help
Emergency Assistance
Milwaukee Police Department (24/7)
Call 911 for the following:
- Crimes in progress
- Life or death situations
- Medical emergencies
- Gunshots
- Accidents/ injuries
- Reports of fire
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (24/7)
Call/text 988 or start an online chat to get emotional support.
A skilled, judgement-free counselor can listen, offer compassion, and share helpful resources. All conversations are free and confidential.
Crisis Text Line (24/7)
Text “HOME” to 741741 whenever you need to talk.
A live, trained volunteer Crisis Counselor can respond and provide support through a secure online platform. This is a free, confidential service.
Milwaukee Mobile Crisis (24/7)
Call (414) 257-7222 if you or a loved one is experiencing a crisis.
This non-police mobile response team provides mental health crisis responses and interventions to individuals of all ages. The team is made up of counselors, therapists, psychologists, and nurses available at all hours. They can provide mental health assessments, assistance with stabilization, and connections to resources.
Non-Emergency Assistance
Milwaukee Police Department
Call (414) 933-4444 for non-emergency assistance for the following:
- Crimes NOT in progress
- Welfare checks
- Theft / vehicle theft
- Property damage
- Reports of drug dealing / loitering
- Loud music
- Abandoned property
IMPACT 211 (24/7)
Call 211 or text your zip code to TXT-211 (898-211).
This free, confidential helpline can direct you to information and assistance for:
- Basic Needs: Food, clothing, income support assistance, government programs
- Children & Families: Support programs, job skill training, legal assistance, consumer protection
- Housing: Emergency shelter, housing navigation
- Wellness: Healthcare, mental health resources, substance use disorder assistance
College & Career Center (CACC)
College Services
- ACT registration
- Campus tours and visits
- College application/essay support
- FAFSA guidance
- Scholarship application assistance
Career Services
- Apprenticeships and internships
- Job searches, including application/resume assistance
- Xello (formerly Career Cruising)
Questions?
Contact Joshua Gee at geej@milwaukee.k12.wi.us or (414) 212-2431.