Wis. Admin. Code Department of Public Instruction § PI 35.043 - Summer school enrollment and payment
Current through March 28, 2022
(1) In this
section:
(a) "Academic purposes" means summer
school learning experiences that are related or similar to instruction that is
offered during the rest of the school year or for which credit toward
graduation is given.
(b)
"Enrollment" or "pupils enrolled" in summer school means the sum of the first
day of attendance, last day of attendance and the days in between the pupil was
either in attendance or had an excused absence but was still enrolled in the
program.
(c) "Membership" for
summer school payments means the school's total minutes of enrollment of
eligible choice program pupils in academic summer classes or laboratory periods
necessary for academic purposes.
(2) A private school under this chapter may
count pupils for aid membership that are enrolled in those academic summer
classes or laboratory periods that are necessary for academic purposes as
defined under sub. (1) (a). A private school counting pupils for aid membership
under this section, shall annually, by no later than October 15 following
summer school, submit to the department a summer school membership report
listing the choice program pupils that were enrolled in summer school and the
daily minutes each of those pupils were enrolled. The department shall provide
the membership form.
(3) A private
school under this chapter may include a pupil in its membership report required
under sub. (2) if either of the following applies:
(a) The pupil was enrolled in the Milwaukee
parental choice program on the 2nd Friday of January in the school term
immediately preceding that summer.
(b) The pupil's application has been accepted
into the Milwaukee parental choice program at that private school in the school
term immediately following that summer.
(4) The summer school payment due to the
private school shall be calculated according to s.
119.23(4m),
Stats. To determine payment, the private school shall divide the school's total
summer school minutes of enrollment for their choice program pupils by 48,600;
round that quotient to the nearest whole number; multiply the resulting whole
number by the voucher amount calculated under s.
119.23(4)
(b) 2, Stats., for the school year
immediately following the summer school; and multiply the result by
40%.
(5) Summer school courses
necessary for academic purposes include all of the following:
(a) Music programs, lessons, sections or
clinics.
(b) Swimming instruction
programs, if taught or directed on-site.
(c) Up to 270 minutes of instructional time
per pupil, per day, including field trips if accompanied by a teacher and if
all pupils have equal access to field trips regardless of their ability to
pay.
(6) Summer school
courses necessary for academic purposes do not include any of the following:
(a) Travel time to events, including field
trips.
(b) Performances, including
band, orchestra, parades and plays.
(c) Recreational programs and team
sports.
(d) Participation in fairs
or expositions by pupil organizations, such as future farmers of
America.
(e) Any offering not
provided by or directed on-site by a teacher.
Notes
The pupil count report and summer school membership report may be obtained at no charge from the Department of Public Instruction, Milwaukee Parental Choice Program, P.O. Box 7841, Madison, WI 53707-7841.
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