Wisconsin Administrative Code
Department of Public Instruction
Chapter PI 36 - Public School Inter-District Open Enrollment
Subchapter III - Full-time Open Enrollment
Section PI 36.08 - Administrative and aid transfer procedures
Universal Citation: WI Admin Code ยง PI 36.08
Current through August 26, 2024
(1) PUPILS ENROLLED. In calculating the count of pupils enrolled under s. 121.004(7), Stats., for pupils in kindergarten and 4-year-old kindergarten, the count shall be based on the program the pupil attends in the nonresident school district.
(2) CHANGE OF ADDRESS.
(a) The parent of a pupil enrolled in a
nonresident school district shall notify the nonresident school board of any
change of address. The nonresident school board shall notify the resident
school board of the pupil's new address.
(b) If the pupil moves to a Wisconsin school
district other than the nonresident school district, the pupil may continue
open enrollment without reapplication, except as provided in s.
118.51(3) (c), Stats.
(c)
1. If
the pupil was attending the nonresident school district under open enrollment
on the 3rd Friday in September, the school district in which the pupil resided
on the 3rd Friday in September in any school year shall be the resident school
district for purposes of the full-time open enrollment program and shall be
responsible for the open enrollment payment for the pupil for the remainder of
that school year.
2. If the pupil
first attended a nonresident school after the 3rd Friday in September, the
school district in which the pupil resided when the pupil began attending the
nonresident school district shall be the resident school district for purposes
of the full-time open enrollment program and shall be responsible for the open
enrollment payment for the pupil for the remainder of that school
year.
(3) CALCULATION OF OPEN ENROLLMENT PAYMENT.
(a)
The open enrollment payments under s.
118.51(16) and (17) (b) and (bm), Stats., apply to each pupil who
attends a nonresident school district under the full-time open enrollment
program.
(b) If the pupil attended
the nonresident school district for less than a full school year under the
full-time open enrollment program, the amount under s.
118.51(16) or (17) (b) and (bm), Stats., shall be equal to the open
enrollment payment divided by 180 and multiplied by the number of days the
pupil was enrolled in the nonresident school district in the school year. The
days of enrollment are calculated as follows:
1. The number of days, not to exceed 180,
school was in session from the first day of the school term to the last day the
pupil attended the nonresident school district under open enrollment, inclusive
of both the first and last days, if one of the following applies:
a. The pupil was in attendance in the
nonresident school district on the 3rd Friday in September.
b. The pupil was in attendance in the
nonresident school district at least one day before and one day after the 3rd
Friday in September.
2. If
the pupil's first day of attendance was after the 3rd Friday in September, the
number of days, not to exceed 180, the pupil was enrolled in the nonresident
school district from the first day of the pupil's attendance to the last day
the pupil attended the nonresident school district under the open enrollment
program, inclusive of both the first and last days.
(c) If, during the school term, the pupil's
IEP team determines that a pupil no longer requires special education services,
the nonresident district shall notify the resident district. The open
enrollment payment for the pupil shall be calculated as the sum of the
following:
1. The amount under s.
118.51(17) (b) or (bm), Stats., divided by 180 and multiplied
by the number of days the pupil was receiving special education services in the
nonresident district.
2. The amount
under s.
118.51(16),
Stats., divided by 180 and multiplied by the number of days the pupil was not
receiving special education services in the nonresident
district.
(3m) NONRESIDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF ACTUAL COST - SPECIAL EDUCATION OR RELATED SERVICES.
(a) Starting
the first weekday in August and no later than the last weekday in September,
the nonresident school board may submit to the department, in the online open
enrollment system or other manner provided by the department, a financial
statement under s.
118.51(12) (a), Stats., that shows the actual cost the
nonresident school board incurred to provide a free appropriate public
education to the child during the prior school year up to $30,000. The
statement of actual costs shall calculate the actual cost for the child as the
cost for the child under par. (b) less any costs reimbursed under s. 115.88,
115.93 or 118.255, Stats.,
20 USC
1400 et. seq, or federal medicaid.
(b) The financial statement of actual cost
may only include actual costs that would not otherwise exist for the
nonresident school district but for the need to provide a free appropriate
public education to the child during the prior school year.
(c) No later than the 2nd Monday in October,
the nonresident school board may withdraw a financial statement of actual cost
submitted under par. (a).
(d) Only
the nonresident school board that submitted the financial statement of actual
cost under par. (a) may receive the per pupil payment based on the actual cost
in the statement under s.
118.51(12) (a), Stats.
(e) A nonresident school board that submits
and does not withdraw a financial statement of actual cost will not receive the
transfer amount under s.
118.51(17) (b)2, Stats., for a student with a disability. A
nonresident school board may either receive the per pupil transfer amount under
the indexing method under s.
118.51(17) (b) 2 c., Stats., or the transfer amount under s.
118.51(17) (b)3, Stats.
(4) MAINTENANCE OF RECORDS. The nonresident school board shall maintain all completed applications for 3 years or until the pupil is no longer enrolled in the nonresident school district, whichever is later.
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