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Wisconsin Parental Choice Program (WPCP) is sponsored by Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. Wisconsin Parental Choice Program (WPCP) is a state-funded school choice program administered by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction that provides tuition vouchers enabling eligible Wisconsin students to attend participating private schools at no cost to their familie…
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Private School Choice Programs: Student Applications (Information for Parents & Schools) | Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Private School Choice Programs Private School Choice Programs: Student Applications (Information for Parents & Schools) Private School Choice Programs: Student Applications (Information for Parents & Schools) The Bureau of Education Options (BEO) web pages and documents are currently under construction.
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If you have any questions or need help finding information or a document, please contact privateschoolchoice@dpi. wi. gov .
Private School Choice Programs: 2026-27 Student Applications The Private School Choice Programs (Choice) include the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program (MPCP), the Racine Parental Choice Program (RPCP) and the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program or statewide program (WPCP). These programs allow eligible students to attend a participating private school in grades four-year-old kindergarten (K4) to 12.
Each year, parents must complete the Online Parent Application . An email address is required. Open application periods vary by Choice program.
Parents may apply to one or more schools for their student(s) during the available open application period(s). Parents or guardians with questions should contact the school(s) to which they are applying. School contact information is available under the Find Participating Schools and Open Application Periods section.
Apply Now - Online Parent Application Am I Eligible to Apply for the 2026-27 School Year?
MPCP: Students must reside in the city of Milwaukee RPCP: Students must reside in the Racine Unified School District WPCP: Students must reside in Wisconsin but outside the city of Milwaukee and the Racine Unified School District Private School Choice Programs Residency Documentation Guidance for Parents Alternative Residency Documentation Form Age.
Students ages 4 - 20 on or before September 1 are eligible to apply for the Choice program. A student must be at least the following age on or before September 1: 4 years old for K4, 5 years old for K5 and 6 years old for grade 1. Application Grade or Prior Year Attendance Requirement (RPCP and WPCP Only).
Students applying to the RPCP or WPCP must: (1) be applying to grades K4, K5, 1, or 9, OR (2) meet one of the following requirements for the 2025-26 school year: (a) attended a public school in Wisconsin; (b) attended school in another state; (c) were not enrolled in school (including homeschool for the entire 2025-26 school year); (d) participated in the MPCP, RPCP or WPCP; (e) are on a MPCP, RPCP or WPCP waiting list, OR (3) be applying to the WPCP and on any prior year WPCP waiting list between the 2015-16 and 2025-26 school years due to a school district enrollment cap.
Income Limits. Students who participated in any Choice program in the prior year and students on Choice waiting list in the prior year applying to the same Choice program are not required to provide income documentation.
New Choice students must provide income documentation showing the family income does not exceed the following income limits: MPCP and RPCP Yearly Income* *If the student’s parents/legal guardians are married, their income is reduced by $7,000 when determining income eligibility for the program (i.e. married family income minus $7,000 is the amount married families compare to the table).
For additional information about 2026-27 school year income limits, see the 2026-27 Income Limits resource. School Lists and Contact Information - Find Participating Schools and Open Application Periods Click links for a list of Schools, School Contact Information, and School Open Application Period(s) for each program. Parents may apply to one or more schools for their student(s) during the available open application period(s).
Milwaukee Parental Choice Program (MPCP) 2026-27 Schools Racine Parental Choice Program (RPCP) 2026-27 Schools Wisconsin Parental Choice Program (WPCP) 2026-27 Schools Application Checklist for Parents Make sure you have a valid email address. Decide which school(s) you will apply to and check available application period(s).
The Online Parent Application gives those who are required to provide income documentation two choices for providing proof of income: (1) providing their social security numbers or taxpayer identification numbers and having the Department of Revenue determine whether the student is income eligible OR (2) using the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) Income Determination method by answering a series of income questions in the online parent application.
Generally, documentation must be submitted directly to the school(s) if the parent selects the DPI Income Determination method. Parents will receive a confirmation email after they submit an application with information about the supporting documentation parents must provide to the school(s) to complete the application process.
All parents will be required to submit residency documentation and some parents will be required to submit income documentation. Parents must provide supporting documentation directly to each school they apply to , as explained in the Online Parent Application and the confirmation email, during the open application period or the application is ineligible.
Parents or guardians with questions should contact the school(s) to which they are applying . School contact information is available above in Find Participating Schools and Open Application Periods.
Apply Now - Online Parent Application Overview of Private School Choice Programs in Wisconsin Handout Application Guidelines for Parents Handout Frequently Asked Questions for Parents Webpage Online Parent Application Print Screens Preguntas Frecuentes para los Padres Folleto de los Private School Choice Programs (Programas Choice) en Wisconsin Folleto de Pautas de la Solicitud para los Padres Return to the Choice homepage.
Parents or guardians with questions should contact the school(s) to which they are applying. For school contact information, click here . Parents may also find answers to common question on the Choice Programs: Frequently Asked Questions for Parents webpage.
Contact Information for Private Schools: Cick Here DPI Email: PrivateSchoolChoice@dpi. wi. gov DPI Toll-free : 1-888-245-2732 ext.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Private schools in Wisconsin, including Catholic Memorial High School. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Wisconsin Parental Choice Program (WPCP) is funded by Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Wisconsin. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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