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Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 36 - Public School Inter-District Open Enrollment › Subchapter V - Part-Time Open Enrollment › Section PI 36.17 - Application and notification procedures

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) APPLICATION.
(a) Each school board shall establish a
				starting date for each course for purposes of s.
				118.52, Stats., and each school
				board shall provide the course starting date and the deadline date to apply for
				the course to a parent or pupil upon request.
(b) Each school board shall provide an
				application to a parent or pupil upon request.
(c) The parent of a pupil who wishes to
				attend a public school under the part-time open enrollment program shall submit
				an application to the nonresident school board not later than 6 weeks prior to
				the course starting date. An application shall be considered timely only if
				actually received by the nonresident school district before the nonresident
				school district's official close of business on the deadline date to apply for
				the course.
(d) A separate
				application shall be submitted for each pupil applying, and a separate
				application shall be submitted to the school board of each nonresident school
				district to which a pupil is applying. Any application containing false or
				misleading information may be denied at any time, including after the pupil's
				participation in part-time open enrollment has commenced.
(e) The application shall include written
				permission from the parent of the pupil if the pupil is a minor, or from the
				pupil if the pupil is an adult, to provide the nonresident school board those
				pupil records from the resident school board that are necessary to determine
				whether the pupil meets entrance criteria for the course.
(f) Upon receiving a complete application,
				the nonresident school board shall send a copy of the application to the
				resident school district within 3 working days. The nonresident school board
				may request any pupil records from the resident school board necessary to
				determine whether the pupil meets entrance criteria for the course.
(g) If an application is accepted by the
				nonresident school board and the resident school board, the parent shall
				provide notice in writing to the resident school board and the nonresident
				school board of the pupil's intent to attend the course in the nonresident
				school district. This notice shall be considered timely only if actually
				received by each school district office no later than the last weekday
				preceding the course starting date, excluding state holidays.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 36 - Public School Inter-District Open Enrollment › Subchapter V - Part-Time Open Enrollment › Section PI 36.18 - Transportation

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Any claim under s.
				118.52(11),
				Stats., for reimbursement of transportation costs shall be submitted using a
				transportation reimbursement form by July 15 following the school year in which
				the transportation was provided.
(2) The state superintendent shall use the
				calculation described in s.
				PI 36.13(2)
				(a) to determine the amount of
				reimbursement.
(3) If adequate
				funds are not available under s.
				20.255(2) (cy),
				Stats., to reimburse all transportation claims under this chapter and s.
				118.55(7g),
				Stats., the state superintendent shall prorate the available funds among only
				those applicants eligible for free or reduced-price lunch under
				42 USC
				1758(b).
(4) Any funds provided under s.
				20.255(2) (cy),
				Stats., that remain after payment has been made to reimburse claims under sub.
				(3) and under s. 118.55(7g),
				Stats., shall be prorated to reimburse claims submitted by other applicants
				under this section and under s.
				118.55(7g),
				Stats., who are unable to pay for transportation.
The Part-Time Public School Open Enrollment Transportation
					 Reimbursement Application online form is available starting June 1 on the
					 department's open enrollment website at:
https://dpi.wi.gov/oe
.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 36 - Public School Inter-District Open Enrollment › Subchapter V - Part-Time Open Enrollment › Section PI 36.19 - Calculating cost of course

Current through June 24, 2024
For purposes of s.
				  118.52(12),
				  Stats., the cost of providing a course to a pupil shall be determined by first
				  dividing the total number of hours of instruction provided to the pupil in the
				  course by 1,137, then multiplying the result by the annual tuition rate as
				  determined by s. 121.76(2) (a),
				  Stats. For purposes of determining hours of instruction for virtual charter
				  school coursework, the total number of hours of instruction shall be 135 hours
				  per credit.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 37 - Grants For National Teacher Certification Or Master Educator Licensure › Section PI 37.01 - Purpose

Current through June 24, 2024
Under s.
				115.42,
				Stats., the state superintendent shall award grants to eligible applicants who
				are certified by the national board for professional teaching standards or
				licensed by the department as a master educator under s. PI 34.042. This
				chapter sets forth criteria and procedures for awarding grants under this
				program. This chapter also specifies continuing professional education
				exemptions for national board certificate holders and master educator license
				holders.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 37 - Grants For National Teacher Certification Or Master Educator Licensure › Section PI 37.02 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
In this chapter:
(1)
			 "Department" means the Wisconsin department of public instruction.
(1g) "Educator effectiveness system" means
			 the educator effectiveness evaluation system under s.
			 115.415,
			 Stats.
(1r) "Educator practice
			 outcome summary" means the evaluation score under s.
			 115.415(2)
			 (b), Stats., or an equivalent
			 score.
(2) "Employed as a teacher"
			 means a person working as a teacher for a minimum of 40 percent full-time
			 equivalency for at least 180 days in a school year.
(3) "National board certification" or
			 "national board certificate" means a certificate issued by the national board
			 for professional teaching standards.
(3m) "Rating of effective or highly
			 effective" means a score of greater than or equal to 2.5 in both the educator
			 practice outcome summary and the student outcomes summary or, if the person has
			 not had an initial rating in the educator effectiveness system, the person is
			 in the process of being evaluated for a rating in the educator effectiveness
			 system.
(4) "School year" has the
			 meaning given in s.
			 115.001(13),
			 Stats.
(5) "State license" means a
			 document issued under ch. PI 34 granting authority or permission to serve as a
			 professional school employee in Wisconsin public schools.
(6) "State superintendent" means the state
			 superintendent of public instruction for the state of Wisconsin.
(6m) "Student outcomes summary" means the
			 evaluation score based on upon measures of student performance under s.
			 115.415(2)
			 (a), Stats.
(7) "Teacher" means properly licensed persons
			 delivering instruction to pupils; or school psychologists, school counselors,
			 or school social workers. "Teacher" does not include a person working under a
			 contract as an administrator.
(8)
			 "Wisconsin master educator" means a teacher who has completed the Wisconsin
			 master educator assessment process and is licensed under s. PI
			 34.042.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 37 - Grants For National Teacher Certification Or Master Educator Licensure › Section PI 37.03 - Grants for national board certification

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) ELIGIBILITY.
(a) Annually by June 30, a person meeting all
			 of the following requirements may apply to the state superintendent for a grant
			 in the amount equal to the costs of obtaining or renewing a national board
			 certification or obtaining a Wisconsin master educator license that are borne
			 by the person, not to exceed $2,000:
1. The
			 person is certified by the national board for professional teaching standards
			 or licensed as a Wisconsin master educator.
2. The person is licensed as a teacher by the
			 state superintendent or employed as a teacher in a private school or tribal
			 school located in this state.
3.
			 The person is employed as a teacher in this state.
4. If the person is required to be evaluated
			 under s.
			 120.12(2m)
			 (a), Stats., and the person applied for an
			 initial grant under this paragraph in the 2014-15 school year or thereafter,
			 the person has a rating of effective or highly effective in the educator
			 effectiveness system.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 37 - Grants For National Teacher Certification Or Master Educator Licensure › Section PI 37.05 - Review of applications and awarding of grants

Current through June 24, 2024
The state superintendent shall review the applications
				submitted under this chapter and shall award grants if the applicant meets all
				of the criteria specified under s.
				PI
				37.03.
Additional information regarding the National Board for
				  Professional Teaching Standards may be obtained by contacting the Board at 1525
				  Wilson Boulevard, Suite 500, Arlington, VA 22209; (703) 465-2700; Website:
				  www.nbpts.org.
PI-1669-Initial, National Teacher Certification by NBPTS
				  Initial Reimbursement Grant Application, may be obtained at no charge from the
				  Department of Public Instruction, P.O. Box 7841, Madison, WI 53707-7841 or by
				  going to the department's web site at
				  https://dpi.wi.gov/tepdl/licensing/types/master/national-board.
PI-1645-Annual, National Teacher Certification by NBPTS
				  Annual Grant Application, may be obtained at no charge from the Department of
				  Public Instruction, P.O. Box 7841, Madison, WI 53707-7841 or by going to the
				  department's web site at
				  https://dpi.wi.gov/tepdl/licensing/types/master/national-board.
PI-1677-Initial, Master Educator License by WMEAP Initial
				  Reimbursement Grant Application, may be obtained at no charge from the
				  Department of Public Instruction, P.O. Box 7841, Madison, WI 53707-7841 or by
				  going to the department's web site at
				  https://dpi.wi.gov/tepdl/licensing/types/master-educator.
PI-1679-Annual, Master Educator License by WMEAP Annual Grant
				  Application, may be obtained at no charge from the Department of Public
				  Instruction, P.O. Box 7841, Madison, WI 53707-7841 or by going to the
				  department's web site at
				  https://dpi.wi.gov/tepdl/licensing/types/master-educator.
Additional information regarding Wisconsin incentives may be
				  obtained by contacting the Department of Public Instruction Teacher Education
				  and Licensing, P.O. Box 7841, Madison, WI 53707-7841; (608)
				  266-1879.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter I - General › Section PI 38.002 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
In this chapter:
(1) "CESA" means a cooperative educational
				service agency created under ch. 116, Stats.
(2) "Department" means the Wisconsin
				department of public instruction.
(3) "School board" has the meaning given in
				s.
				115.001(7),
				Stats.
(4) "School district" has
				the meaning given in s.
				115.01(3),
				Stats.
(5) "State superintendent"
				means the state superintendent of public instruction for the state of
				Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter II - General Administrative Procedures › Section PI 38.005 - Applicability

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Except as provided in sub. (2), this
				subchapter applies to all state grant programs administered by the
				department.
(2) If a rule under
				this subchapter conflicts with a statute, administrative rule, or federal
				regulation that applies to the grant program, the rule under this subchapter
				does not apply to the grant program.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter II - General Administrative Procedures › Section PI 38.007 - Department duties

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) APPLICATIONS. For each state grant
				program, the department shall develop an application that includes all of the
				following information:
(a) The date the
				application shall be filed with the department.
(b) The criteria the department will use to
				award grants under sub. (3).
(c)
				The information a recipient of the grant is required to maintain under s. PI
				38.008(1).
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter II - General Administrative Procedures › Section PI 38.008 - Grant reporting

Current through June 24, 2024
A grant recipient shall do all of the following:
(1) Maintain any documentation required by
				the department.
(2) Upon the
				request of the department, provide any information required under sub. (1) to
				the department.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter III - Grants for Peer Review and Mentoring › Section PI 38.01 - Purpose

Current through June 24, 2024
Under s.
				  115.405,
				  Stats., the state superintendent shall award grants to eligible applicants for
				  peer review and mentoring programs. This subchapter sets forth criteria and
				  procedures for awarding grants under this program.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter III - Grants for Peer Review and Mentoring › Section PI 38.02 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
In this subchapter:
(1) "Approved program" has the meaning
				defined under s. PI 34.001(2).
(3)
				"Initial educator" means an individual who fulfills any of the following:
(a) Holds a tier I guest teach license under
				s. PI 34.030.
(b) Is employed as a
				tier I license holder in special education subject to the requirements under s.
				PI 34.039.
(c) Holds a tier II
				provisional educator license under s. PI 34.040 and has less than 3 years of
				experience.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter III - Grants for Peer Review and Mentoring › Section PI 38.03 - Grants for peer review and mentoring

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) ELIGIBILITY.
				Annually, by May 1, eligible applicants may apply to the state superintendent
				to fund a peer review and mentoring program described under sub. (4m). Eligible
				applicants include the following:
(a) A
				CESA.
(b) A consortium consisting
				of 2 or more school districts.
(c)
				A consortium consisting of 2 or more CESAs.
(d) A combination of pars. (a) to
				(c).
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter III - Grants for Peer Review and Mentoring › Section PI 38.04 - Mentor involvement

Current through June 24, 2024
A mentor under this subchapter shall have input into the
				  confidential formative assessment of the initial educator and may not be
				  included as part of the school district's formal evaluation of an initial
				  educator.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter III - Grants for Peer Review and Mentoring › Section PI 38.05 - Review of applications and awarding of grants

Current through June 24, 2024
The state superintendent shall review the applications
				  submitted under this subchapter and shall determine which of the applications
				  eligible for funding will receive grants based on the following
				  criteria:
(1) The extent to which
				teachers are involved in the program development and activities.
(2) The extent to which the goals and
				objectives relate to the purpose of the program.
(3) The extent to which the program
				activities are appropriate to the goals and objectives of the proposed
				program.
(4) The adequacy of the
				timeline for completion of each major activity and the extent to which
				continuation of program activities is ensured after the grant period is
				completed.
(5) The extent to which
				the program activities will enhance instruction and ultimately enhance student
				achievement.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter IV - Grants for Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Programs › Section PI 38.11 - Purpose

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Under s.
				115.36(1),
				Stats., public and private schools are encouraged to develop comprehensive
				kindergarten through grade 12 programs to prevent or ameliorate alcohol and
				other drug abuse among minors.
(2)
				Under s.
				115.36(3),
				Stats., the department shall fund school district projects designed to assist
				minors experiencing problems resulting from alcohol or other drug use or to
				prevent alcohol and drug use by minors.
(3) This subchapter sets forth
				characteristics of a comprehensive kindergarten through grade 12 program
				including criteria and procedures in awarding grants under s.
				115.36,
				Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter IV - Grants for Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Programs › Section PI 38.12 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
In this subchapter:
(1) "AODA program" means a comprehensive
				kindergarten through grade 12 alcohol and other drug abuse program as described
				in s. PI 38.13.
(3)
				"Community-based organization" means a private, non-profit organization which
				is representative of a community or a significant segment of a community and
				which provides educational and job training services.
(4) "Council" means the council created under
				s.
				115.36(2)
				(e), Stats.
(5) "County department of community programs"
				means the county department of community programs appointed under s.
				51.42(3)
				(a), Stats.
(7) "Intervention" means efforts to respond
				to and provide appropriate assistance to students experiencing health and
				safety problems including alcohol and other drug abuse.
(8) "Membership" has the meaning given in s.
				121.004(5),
				Stats.
(9) "Prevention" means
				efforts to provide pupils appropriate information and developmental experiences
				necessary to make personally and socially responsible decisions regarding their
				own alcohol and other drug use and non-use and other health and safety factors
				and to cope effectively with the personal and social results of health and
				safety decisions made by others. Prevention includes efforts to develop assets
				which can be used to overcome challenges and set-backs and to help students
				become positive, caring, responsible and productive citizens.
(10) "Pupil assistance program," also
				referred to as a student assistance program, means an alcohol and other drug
				abuse support program involving pupils with health and safety problems and
				concerns in individual or group settings operating under conditions established
				by school board policy, rules and responsibilities.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter IV - Grants for Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Programs › Section PI 38.13 - Comprehensive kindergarten through grade 12 AODA programs, application requirements, and awarding of grants

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) AODA PROGRAM
				POLICIES. Except projects funded under s. PI 38.14, a school board conducting
				an AODA program shall establish policies and procedures that clearly articulate
				how the program will operate. In developing policies under this section, a
				school board shall consider requiring any of the following:
(a) That administrators and teachers
				designated to engage in AODA programs under s.
				118.126,
				Stats., have received appropriate training and are aware of the requirements of
				s.
				118.126,
				Stats.
(b) Provide for cooperative
				arrangements with the county department of community programs regarding the
				availability of AODA services as specified under s.
				118.24(2)
				(f), Stats.
(c) That school administrators, principals,
				pupil services professionals and teachers employed by the school board are
				aware of the provisions under s.
				118.257,
				Stats., pertaining to liability for referral to police, when referring pupils
				to law enforcement authorities for removal from school grounds or school
				sponsored activities as a result of suspicion of possession or consumption of
				an alcoholic beverage or controlled substance.
(d) That school administrators, principals,
				pupil services professionals and teachers employed by the school board are
				aware of the provisions of s.
				118.258,
				Stats., pertaining to the prohibition of electronic communications devices and
				that pupils are annually provided with a copy of the board's rules pertaining
				to this prohibition.
(e) That
				school administrators, principals, pupil services professionals and teachers
				employed by the school board are aware of the provisions of s.
				120.12(20),
				Stats., pertaining to prohibiting the use of all tobacco products on school
				premises.
(f) That school
				administrators, principals, pupil service professionals and teachers employed
				by the school board are aware of the provisions of s.
				125.09,
				Stats., pertaining to the prohibition of alcohol beverages on school
				grounds.
(g) That school
				administrators, principals, pupil service professionals and teachers employed
				by the school board are aware of the provisions of s.
				118.125, Stats.,
				pertaining to the maintenance and confidentiality of certain types of pupil
				records.
(h) That school
				administrators, principals, pupil service professionals and teachers employed
				by the school board are aware of the provisions of s.
				118.45,
				Stats., pertaining to use of portable breath testing devices with pupils
				suspected of consuming alcohol or being under the influence of alcohol at
				school or a school sponsored event.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter IV - Grants for Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Programs › Section PI 38.14 - Student mini grants

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GRANT APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS.
(a) A school district may apply for a grant
				for an AODA education and related youth risk behaviors education, prevention
				and intervention activities program designed by the pupils enrolled in the
				school district. A grant under this section may not exceed $1,000. Annually, an
				applicant under this section shall submit all of the following information to
				the department in its grant application:
1. A
				description of the program to be developed and implemented by pupils and
				whether the program is being implemented at a building, district, or community
				level.
2. An outline of the
				proposed program goals, objectives, activities, personnel involved, material to
				be developed or needed, and related timelines.
3. A description on how the proposed
				activities will be evaluated to determine the extent to which the objectives
				were met.
4. A budget that
				describes how grant funds will be used.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter V - Four-Year-Old Kindergarten Grants › Section PI 38.21 - Purpose

Current through June 24, 2024
This subchapter sets forth criteria and procedures for
				  awarding grants to eligible school districts to implement a 4-year-old
				  kindergarten program under s.
				  115.445,
				  Stats. Funds are awarded from the appropriation under s.
				  20.255(2)
				  (dp), Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter V - Four-Year-Old Kindergarten Grants › Section PI 38.22 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
In this subchapter:
(1) "Age eligible" means a child who turns 4
				years old on or before September 1 in the year that he or she proposes to enter
				school or meets the school district's criteria for early admission under s.
				120.12(25),
				Stats.
(2) "Community based
				provider" means head start and providers licensed under ch. DCF 250 or
				251.
(3) "Community interest
				groups" means individuals or representatives with an interest in and relevance
				to early learning, such as family child care, community home visiting programs,
				parent education, resource and referral agencies, family resource centers,
				health or mental health organizations, social service agencies, elected
				officials, businesses, or philanthropic organizations.
(4) "Contract or agreement" means a written
				document that defines the roles and responsibilities related to the program
				operation.
(6) "4K" means
				4-year-old kindergarten.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter V - Four-Year-Old Kindergarten Grants › Section PI 38.24 - Review of applications and awarding of grants

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) FIRST YEAR GRANT
				AWARDS.
(a) The department shall give
				preference in awarding grants under this subchapter to eligible school
				districts under s. PI 38.23(1) (a) that demonstrate in the application that the
				4K program is using a community approach to early education. An eligible
				applicant that uses a community approach to early education shall receive up to
				$3,000 per pupil enrolled in the school district's 4K program as determined on
				the third Friday in September pupil count under s.
				121.05(1),
				Stats., in the school year following the grant application. If the funds under
				s.
				20.255(2)
				(dp), Stats., are insufficient to pay $3,000
				per pupil, the funds shall be prorated.
(b) If, after awarding grants under par. (a),
				there are funds remaining, all other eligible applicants who are in their first
				year of 4K program implementation and not using community approaches shall
				receive up to $3,000 per pupil enrolled in the school district's 4K program as
				determined on the third Friday in September pupil count under s.
				121.05(1),
				Stats., in the school year following the grant application. If the funds under
				s.
				20.255(2)
				(dp), Stats., are insufficient to pay $3,000
				per pupil, the funds shall be prorated.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter VI - Grants for Tribal Language Revitalization › Section PI 38.31 - Purpose

Current through June 24, 2024
This subchapter sets forth criteria and procedures for
				  awarding grants to eligible school districts, CESAs, and head start agencies to
				  apply to the department for a grant under s.
				  115.745, Stats., for the purpose
				  of supporting innovative, effective instruction in one or more American Indian
				  languages. Funds are awarded from the appropriation under s.
				  20.255(2) (km),
				  Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter VI - Grants for Tribal Language Revitalization › Section PI 38.32 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
In this subchapter:
(1) "Head start agency" means an agency
				determined by the state superintendent to be eligible for designation under
				42 USC
				9836.
(2) "Tribal education authority" has the
				meaning given in s. 115.71(5),
				Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter VI - Grants for Tribal Language Revitalization › Section PI 38.33 - Eligible applicants and application requirements

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Annually by
				March 1, a school board, consortium of school boards, CESA, or head start
				agency, in conjunction with a tribal education authority, may apply to the
				department for a grant for the purpose of supporting innovative, effective
				instruction in one or more American Indian languages.
(2) A program funded with a grant under this
				subchapter shall include one or more activities related to providing
				instruction in a tribal language as either a curricular or co-curricular
				offering. Funds may be used for activities including, but not limited to,
				curriculum design, creation of appropriate assessment instruments, professional
				development activities, language-focused parent and community engagement
				activities, instructional delivery, and program evaluation.
(3) An application under this section shall
				include all of the following:
(a) A needs
				assessment.
(b) A listing of the
				American Indian language or languages being supported.
(c) A listing of the project's program
				development and team members that are responsible for the project.
(d) A description of the process used for
				identifying and selecting participating pupils.
(e) A description of the innovative
				instruction to be used in supporting the languages under par. (b).
(f) A list of measurable goals and objectives
				of the grant proposal.
(g) A
				description of the activities and timeline for the grant proposal, including a
				plan for continuation and growth of the program.
(h) A description of how the applicant will
				measure the effectiveness of the instruction.
(i) A description of the cost of the
				program.
(j) Evidence that the
				applicant is working in conjunction with a tribal education
				authority.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 38 - State Grant Programs › Subchapter VI - Grants for Tribal Language Revitalization › Section PI 38.34 - Review of applications and awarding of grants

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The department
				shall establish funding limits annually based on the appropriation under s.
				20.255(2) (km),
				Stats., and inform school boards, CESAs, and head start agencies of these
				limits.
(2) The department shall
				review the applications submitted under this subchapter and shall determine
				which of the applications eligible for funding will receive grants based on the
				following criteria:
(a) The extent to which
				the program design and activities address the identified needs under s.
				PI 38.33(3)
				(a).
(b) The extent to which the program design
				and activities are both innovative and appropriate to the purpose of the
				program funded by the grant and likely to make a measurable impact.
(c) The extent to which the measurable
				program goals, objectives and activities support the instruction in one or more
				American Indian languages.
(d) The
				extent to which the applicant met the requirements under s.
				PI
				38.33.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 39 - Grants for tribal language revitalization (Renumbered) › Section PI 39.03 - Eligible applicants and application requirements (Renumbered)

Current through June 24, 2024
PI-9930, American Indian Language Revitalization Grant
				  Application, is available at no charge from the Department of Public
				  Instruction, P.O. Box 7841, Madison, WI 53707-7841 or at
http://dpi.wi.gov/amind/
.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 40 - Early College Credit Program › Section PI 40.01 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
In this chapter:
(1)
			 "Attended" means courses taken by pupils in an online, blended, or in-person
			 format.
(1m) "Department" means the
			 Wisconsin department of public instruction.
(2) "Governing body of a private school" has
			 the meaning given under s.
			 118.55(1)
			 (b), Stats.
(3) "Institution of higher education" has the
			 meaning given under s.
			 118.55(1)
			 (bm), Stats.
(4) "Parent" includes a guardian.
(5) "Participating private school" has the
			 meaning given under s.
			 118.55(1)
			 (c), Stats.
(6) "State superintendent" means the state
			 superintendent of public instruction.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 40 - Early College Credit Program › Section PI 40.02 - Applicability

Current through June 24, 2024
This chapter governs the early college credit program under s.
				118.55,
				Stats., and is promulgated pursuant to s.
				118.55(9),
				Stats.
The youth options program should not be confused with other
				  circumstances in which high school pupils attend courses at technical college
				  system school institutions to meet high school graduation requirements through
				  contracts or other special arrangements.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 40 - Early College Credit Program › Section PI 40.03 - Notification to school board or governing body of a private school

Current through June 24, 2024
A pupil intending to enroll in an institution of higher
				education under s.
				118.55,
				Stats., shall provide the notice under s.
				118.55(3)
				(a), Stats., by the following dates:
(1) By February 1 if the pupil intends to
			 enroll in the summer semester or session.
(2) By March 1 if the pupil intends to enroll
			 in the fall semester.
(3) By
			 October 1 if the pupil intends to enroll in the spring semester.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 40 - Early College Credit Program › Section PI 40.04 - Undue financial burden

Current through June 24, 2024
The department shall determine under s.
				118.55(6) (c)
				2, Stats., that paying 25 percent of the cost
				of a course is an undue financial burden on a pupil's family if the pupil is
				eligible for free or reduced price lunch under
				42 USC
				1758(b)
				(1).
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 40 - Early College Credit Program › Section PI 40.05 - Transportation reimbursement. (1) Request form

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) REQUEST FORM.
			 parent seeking reimbursement of transportation costs under s.
			 118.55(7g),
			 Stats., shall file the request on a form provided by the department. The
			 request shall be filed with the department by July 15 following the school year
			 in which the transportation was provided.
(2) MODE OF TRANSPORTATION.
(a) The state superintendent may only
			 reimburse a parent under s.
			 118.55(7g),
			 Stats., for the cost of using a private vehicle if public transportation is
			 unavailable or using public transportation would prevent the pupil from being
			 able to attend the institution of higher education.
(b) The state superintendent may only
			 reimburse a parent under s.
			 118.55(7g),
			 Stats., for a mode of transportation other than public transportation and a
			 private vehicle if all of the following apply:
1. Public transportation is unavailable or
			 using public transportation would prevent the pupil from being able to attend
			 the institution of higher education.
2. The pupil or the pupil's parent do not
			 have access to a private vehicle.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 40 - Early College Credit Program › Section PI 40.06 - Determination of credit

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) AWARDING CREDIT.
(a) A school board or governing body of a
			 private school may deny high school credit for a postsecondary course attended
			 under s.
			 118.55,
			 Stats., if any of the following apply:
1. The
			 postsecondary course is comparable to a course offered by the school district,
			 as determined under sub. (2).
2. At
			 least 80 percent of the postsecondary course covers content for which the pupil
			 has already received high school credit.
3. The postsecondary course covers content
			 previously offered to the pupil in a different postsecondary course under s.
			 118.55,
			 Stats., and the pupil received a failing grade in that course.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 40 - Early College Credit Program › Section PI 40.07 - Appeals

Current through June 24, 2024
The state superintendent shall review appeals made under s.
				118.55(3)
				(b), Stats., using the procedures under ss.
				PI
				1.03 and 1.04(9).
Additional guidelines in the form of a question and answer
				  document may be obtained at no charge by writing to the Wisconsin Department of
				  Public Instruction, Youth Options Program, P.O. Box 7841, Madison, WI
				  53707-7841 or by visiting the Youth Options website at
http://dpi.wi.gov/youthoptions
.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 41 - Accommodation of religious beliefs › Section PI 41.03 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
In this chapter:
(1)
			 "Board" means school board as defined in s.
			 115.001(7),
			 Stats.
(2) "State superintendent"
			 means the state superintendent of public instruction for the state of
			 Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 41 - Accommodation of religious beliefs › Section PI 41.04 - Policies

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Each board shall develop policies
			 providing for the reasonable accommodation of a pupil's sincerely held
			 religious beliefs with regard to all examinations and other academic
			 requirements. The policies may be incorporated into the policies under s.
			 PI
			 9.03 and shall provide for all of the following:
(a) Annual written notification to all
			 pupils, the parent or guardian of minor pupils, and instructors of the rules
			 and complaint process.
(b) A means
			 by which a pupil or parent or guardian of a minor pupil can conveniently and
			 confidentially notify the building principal or his or her designee of
			 potential conflicts.
(c) A means by
			 which a pupil is permitted to make up an examination or academic requirements
			 at another time or by an alternative means without any prejudicial
			 effect.
(d) A procedure for
			 receiving and resolving complaints within each school district which may be
			 incorporated into the complaint procedure specified under s.
			 PI 9.04 or
			 which contains the provisions specified in s.
			 PI
			 41.05.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 41 - Accommodation of religious beliefs › Section PI 41.05 - Complaint procedure

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) A board which does not incorporate a
			 complaint procedure under s.
			 PI 9.04,
			 shall provide for all of the following:
(a)
			 Designation of an employee of the school district to receive complaints
			 alleging violations of s.
			 115.28(31),
			 Stats.
(b) A procedure for
			 receiving and resolving complaints under s.
			 115.28(31),
			 Stats., and this chapter, including a provision for written acknowledgement
			 within 45 days of receipt of a written complaint and a determination of the
			 complaint within 90 days of receipt of the written complaint unless the parties
			 agree to an extension of time.
(c)
			 Notice to a complainant of the right to appeal a negative determination by the
			 school board to the state superintendent and of the procedures for making the
			 complaint or appeal under ch. PI 9.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 43 - Education Reform › Section PI 43.02 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
In this chapter:
(1)
			 "AYP" means adequate yearly progress described in Wisconsin's state plan
			 required under
			 20
			 USC 6311 and approved by the U.S. department
			 of education.
(2) "Department"
			 means the Wisconsin department of public instruction.
(3) "School year" means the time commencing
			 with July 1 and ending with the next succeeding June 30.
(4) "State superintendent" means the state
			 superintendent of public instruction.
Wisconsin's state plan required under
				  20
				  USC 6311 is available at:
http://dpi.wi.gov/esea/pdf/wiaw.pdf
.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 43 - Education Reform › Section PI 43.03 - Determination of in need of improvement and lowest performing

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) SCHOOL DISTRICT
			 DETERMINATION. A school district shall be considered in need of improvement if
			 the school district does not meet adequate yearly progress in the objective
			 criteria described in Wisconsin's state plan required under
			 20
			 USC 6311 and approved by the U.S. department
			 of education.
(2) PUBLIC SCHOOL
			 DETERMINATION.
(a) A public school shall be
			 considered in need of improvement if the school does not meet adequate yearly
			 progress in the objective criteria described in Wisconsin's state plan required
			 under
			 20
			 USC 6311 and approved by the U.S. department
			 of education.
(b) A public school
			 shall be considered among the lowest performing 5 percent of public schools in
			 the state in the previous school year if it meets the definition of
			 persistently lowest-achieving schools provided in Wisconsin's school
			 improvement fund application approved by the U.S. department of education and
			 funded subject to meeting school improvement requirements under
			 20 USC
			 6303(g).
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 44 - Grants for alternative education programs (Repealed) › Section PI 44.04 - Grant application requirements (Repealed)

Current through June 24, 2024
Form PI-9710, Alternative Education Program Grant
				  Application, may be obtained at no charge from the Department of Public
				  Instruction, P.O. Box 7841, Madison, WI 53707-7841.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 45 - Use Of Race-Based Nicknames, Logos, Mascots, And Team Names › Section PI 45.01 - Purpose

Current through June 24, 2024
(1)Section
			 118.134(1),
			 Stats., allows a school district resident to object to the use of a race-based
			 nickname, logo, mascot, or team name by the school board of that school
			 district by filing a complaint with the state superintendent.
(2)Under s.
			 118.134(4),
			 Stats., the state superintendent is required to promulgate rules necessary to
			 implement and administer s.
			 118.134,
			 Stats.
Chapter
				  PI 45 is currently being revised to
				  reflect the changes contained in 2013 Wisconsin Act
				  115.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 45 - Use Of Race-Based Nicknames, Logos, Mascots, And Team Names › Section PI 45.02 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
In this chapter:
(1)"Bias" means an inclination for or against
			 a person or group of persons based, in whole or in part, on race that inhibits
			 impartial or objective judgment affecting pupils.
(2)"Department" means the Wisconsin
			 department of public instruction.
(3)"Discrimination" means any action, policy,
			 or practice, including bias, stereotyping, and pupil harassment, that is
			 detrimental to a person or group of persons and differentiates or distinguishes
			 among persons, or which limits or denies a person or group of persons
			 opportunities, privileges, roles, or rewards based, in whole or in part, on
			 race, or which perpetuates the effects of past discrimination based in whole or
			 in part on race.
(4)"Division"
			 means the division of hearings and appeals in the department of
			 administration.
(5)"Elector" means
			 a U.S. citizen age 18 or older who resides in the school district.
(6)"Federally recognized American Indian
			 tribe" means a tribal entity recognized and eligible for funding and services
			 from the bureau of Indian affairs by virtue of its status as an Indian
			 tribe.
(7)"Logo" means any written,
			 printed, graphic or photographic, badge, emblem, caricature, image, statue,
			 artifact, or other symbolic depiction representative of or in any way connected
			 to the identity of a school, school district, or school board.
(8)"Mascot" means a person, costume,
			 insignia, dance, song, rhythmic beat, or any other object or thing
			 representative of or in any way connected to the identity of a school, school
			 district, or school board.
(9)"Membership" has the meaning given in s.
			 121.004(5),
			 Stats.
(10)"Nickname" means any
			 name, title, label, word, or any other designation of any kind representative
			 of or in any way connected to the identity of a school, school district, or
			 school board, but does not include the official name of a school or school
			 district.
(11)"Pupil harassment"
			 means behavior towards pupils based, in whole or in part, on race, that
			 substantially interferes with a pupil's school performance or creates an
			 intimidating, hostile, or offensive school environment.
(12)"School board" means the school board in
			 charge of the public schools of a district.
(13)"School district" has the meaning given
			 in s.
			 115.01(3),
			 Stats.
(14)"Stereotyping" means
			 attributing behaviors, abilities, interests, values, and roles to a person or
			 group of persons on the basis, in whole or in part, of their race.
(15)"Use" includes adoption of nicknames,
			 logos, mascots, or team names by a school district board as representative of
			 or in any way connected to the identity of a school, district, or board or the
			 display of nicknames, logos, mascots, or team names at any school or school
			 sponsored event.
Chapter
				  PI 45 is currently being revised to
				  reflect the changes contained in 2013 Wisconsin Act
				  115.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 45 - Use Of Race-Based Nicknames, Logos, Mascots, And Team Names › Section PI 45.03 - Complaint procedures

Current through June 24, 2024
(1)A complaint filed under s.
			 118.134(1),
			 Stats., shall be submitted to the state superintendent in writing and include
			 all of the following information:
(a) The
			 complainant's contact information.
(b) A statement that the complainant is a
			 resident of the school district to which the complaint is directed.
(c) Signatures, obtained within the 120 day
			 period before the complaint is filed, of school district electors equal to at
			 least 10 percent of the school district's membership.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Public Instruction › Chapter PI 45 - Use Of Race-Based Nicknames, Logos, Mascots, And Team Names › Section PI 45.04 - Discrimination, harassment or stereotyping

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The use of any
			 of the unambiguously race-based nicknames or team names listed under this
			 section is presumed to promote discrimination, pupil harassment, or
			 stereotyping unless the school district produces clear and convincing evidence
			 refuting this presumption.
(2) A
			 nickname or team name is unambiguously race-based if it includes any of the
			 following terms:
(a) The full or partial name
			 of any specific, federally recognized American Indian tribe.
(b) Indians.
(c) Braves.
(d) Redmen.