Wisconsin Administrative Code
Department of Public Instruction
Chapter PI 48 - Racine And Wisconsin Parental Choice Programs
- Section PI 48.01 - Purpose
- Section PI 48.02 - Definitions
- Section PI 48.03 - School requirements
- Section PI 48.04 - New private school requirements
- Section PI 48.05 - Pupil application requirements
- Section PI 48.06 - School year enrollment
- Section PI 48.07 - Enrollment audits
- Section PI 48.08 - Summer school attendance and payment
- Section PI 48.09 - Financial audit
- Section PI 48.10 - Financial audit supplemental schedule
- Section PI 48.11 - School financial requirements
- Section PI 48.12 - Auditor requirements
- Section PI 48.13 - Fiscal and internal control practices
- Section PI 48.14 - First time participant financial requirements
- Section PI 48.15 - Lack of financial viability and going concern determinations
- Section PI 48.16 - Administrator, teacher and teacher aide requirements
- Section PI 48.17 - Auditor fee
- Section PI 48.18 - Income limit calculation
- Section PI 48.19 - State aid payment calculation
- Section PI 48.20 - Department authority
- Section PI 48.21 - Request for a hearing on department action
Current through November 25, 2024
Chapter PI 48 was created by emergency rule. See EmR1608 for the rule text and effective dates.
Pursuant to s. 227.20(1), Stats., emergency rules are not published in the Administrative Code. In the event that Chapter PI 48 is promulgated as a permanent rule, the text of Chapter PI 48 as contained in the the permanent rule will be inserted in the Administrative Code on the effective date of the permanent rule.
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