Wisconsin Administrative Code
Department of Public Instruction
Chapter PI 25 - Children At Risk Plan And Program
Section PI 25.07 - State financial aid and annual reports
Universal Citation: WI Admin Code ยง PI 25.07
Current through August 26, 2024
(1) STATE FINANCIAL AID.
(a) If, in the previous school year, a
school district had 30 or more dropouts or a dropout rate exceeding 5% of its
total high school enrollment, the board may apply to the state superintendent
for aid under this section.
(b)
School districts shall receive additional state aid under s.
118.153(4) (b), Stats., if the state superintendent
determines from the report required under sub. (2) that any three of the
following conditions have been met by each pupil enrolled in the children at
risk program:
1. The pupil's attendance rate
was at least 70%.
2. The pupil
remained in school through the end of the school year.
3. The pupil, if a high school senior,
received a high school diploma.
4.
The pupil earned at least 4.5 academic credits or a prorated number of credits
if the pupil was enrolled in the program for less than the entire school
year.
5. The pupil demonstrated, on
standardized tests or other appropriate measures, gain in reading and
mathematics commensurate with the duration of his or her enrollment in the
program.
(2) ANNUAL REPORTS.
(a) Under s.
118.153(4),
Stats., a board that qualified for aid under this section in the previous
school year shall submit an annual report by August 31 to the state
superintendent. The annual report on the program for children at risk shall
include all of the following information concerning pupils served in the
program:
1. The number of pupils, by grade
level, who were identified as children at risk, who requested enrollment in the
program for children at risk, and who were enrolled in the program for children
at risk.
2. The number of pupils
who met or exceeded the pupil attendance rate of 70%.
3. The number of pupils who remained in
school through the end of the school year.
4. The number of pupils, if high school
seniors, who received a high school diploma.
5. The number of pupils who earned at least
4.5 academic credits or a prorated number of credits if the pupils were
enrolled in the program for less than the entire school year.
6. The number of pupils who demonstrated, on
standardized tests or other appropriate measures, a gain in reading and
mathematics commensurate with the duration of enrollment in the
program.
7. The total number of
pupils who achieved at least 3 objectives under sub. (1) (b).
(b) The district shall maintain
records which will substantiate the information reported in the annual report
as may be required under this section.
Form Pl 2375. Annual Report for Children At Risk Program, may be obtained at no charge from the Department of Public Instruction, Division for Academic Excellence, P.O. Box 7841, Madison, WI 53707.
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