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The Wisconsin Inter-District Public School

Open Enrollment Program

2013-14

A Report to the Governor and Legislature

Prepared by:

Jennifer Danfield

School Administration Consultant

Public School Open Enrollment

School Management Services

Division for Finance and Management

Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction

Tony Evers, PhD, State Superintendent

Madison, Wisconsin

January 2016

This publication is available from:

Division for Finance and Management

School Management Services and Federal Aids

125 South Webster Street

P.O. Box 7841

Madison, WI 53707-7841

(888) 247-2732

[email protected]

http://dpi.wi.gov/oe

The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, religion, age, national origin, ancestry, creed,

pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability.

mailto:[email protected]


TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

I. Introduction 1

II. Description of the Full-Time Open Enrollment Program 3

Table 1: History of Per Pupil Basic & Total Open Enrollment Aid Transfers 6

III. Applications and Transfers 7

Table 2: Applications & Transfers 7

Table 3. Alternative Applications by Criteria 7

Table 4. Alternative Transfers by Criteria 8

IV. Applications and Denials 9

Table 5: 2013-14 Total Nonresident Applications & Denials 9

Table 6: 2013-14 Total Resident Applications & Denials 9

V. Appendices: School District Data 11

Appendix A: 2013-14 Regular & Alternative Applications & Cumulative Transfers In & Out & Net

Changes

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Appendix B: 2013-14 Nonresident District Denials: Regular & Alternative Applications

Appendix C: 2013-14 Resident District Denials: Regular & Alternative Applications

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Appendix D: 2013-14 Alternative Applications In & Out & Net Changes 29

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I. INTRODUCTION

This report is prepared pursuant to Wis. Stats. § 118.51 (15) (c), as amended in 2011 Wisconsin Act 114, which

requires the Department of Public Instruction to:

Annually submit a report to the governor and to the appropriate standing committees of the legislature

under s. 13.172 (3). The report under this paragraph shall include all of the following information:

The number of pupils who applied to attend public school in a nonresident school district under the

full-time open enrollment program.

The number of applications received under the regular and alternative application procedures and, for

the applications received under the alternative application procedure, the number of applications

received under each of the criteria listed under the alternative application procedure.

The number of applications denied and the bases for the denials.

The number of pupils attending public school in a nonresident school district under the open

enrollment program. The department shall specify, separately, the number of pupils attending public

school in a nonresident school district whose applications were accepted under the regular application

procedure and the alternative application procedure and, for the applications submitted under the

alternative application procedures, the number of pupils attending under each of the criteria listed

under the alternative application procedure.

The report covers the school year 2013-14.

The report was prepared by Jennifer Danfield, School Administration Consultant, with assistance from Donna

Wood, IS Systems Development Services Specialist; Michael Bormett, School Administration Consultant;

Kari Gensler Santistevan, Education Specialist; and Tricia Collins, Director, School Management Services.

Data for the report was gathered and compiled through the Open Enrollment Application Log (OPAL), an on-

line application and tracking system first used for the 2008-09 school year.

The public school open enrollment web site at http://dpi.wi.gov/oe provides general and specific information

about the public school open enrollment program, including an information brochure for parents, a link to the

on-line parent application (during the application period), links to the open enrollment statute and

administrative rules, links to statutory amendments to the program and to state and federal court decisions

affecting open enrollment, informational bulletins for school district administrators, the open enrollment

timetable, frequently-asked questions and other information.

Questions relating to the open enrollment program should be directed to the following Department of Public

Instruction (DPI) staff by mail at DPI, Public School Open Enrollment Program, PO Box 7841, Madison, WI,

53707; by phone at 888-245-2732 (toll-free) or by email at [email protected].

Kari Gensler-Santistevan

Education Specialist


Michael Bormett and Jennifer Danfield

School Administration Consultants


Tricia Collins

Director

School Management Services


mailto:[email protected]

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II. DESCRIPTION OF THE FULL-TIME OPEN ENROLLMENT PROGRAM

Regular Application Procedure

The full-time open enrollment program is created in Wis. Stats. § 118.51. The administrative rules are in Wis.

Admin. Code ch. PI 36.

Under the full-time open enrollment program (open enrollment), pupils in grades kindergarten (including 4-year-old

kindergarten) to 12 may apply to attend any public school district in the state. Parents may apply for a child to attend

4-year-old kindergarten, prekindergarten, early childhood education, and school-operated day care only if the child’s

resident school district offers the same type of program and if the child is eligible for the program. A pupil is

permitted to submit applications to no more than three nonresident school boards in any school year.

A parent may apply for open enrollment during an annual application period. For the 1998-99 to 2010-11 school

years, applications were submitted during a three-week application period in February. In the 2011-12 school year,

significant changes were made to the open enrollment application procedures, including an extension of the three

week application period to three months (February through April) and the addition of an alternative application

procedure that allows parents to apply for open enrollment any time during the school year, if certain criteria are met.

School boards may deny pupils’ applications only for specific criteria set forth in the statute:

The school board of a nonresident school district (the school district the pupil wishes to attend) may deny a

pupil’s application only for the following reasons (and only if specified in school board policy):

o Space is not available in the school, program, class, or grade the pupil would attend. If there are more

applications than there are spaces available, the nonresident school board must accept or reject applications on

a random basis, except the school board must give preference to pupils who are already attending school in

the nonresident school district and to their siblings. A nonresident school board may adopt a policy that

guarantees approval to currently-attending pupils and/or siblings of currently-attending pupils. A nonresident

school board may create a waiting list of pupils whose applications were denied.

Union high school district boards must give preference and may guarantee approval to 8th graders from the

high school’s elementary feeder schools.

o The pupil has been expelled during the current or two preceding school years (or a disciplinary proceeding is

pending) for certain reasons.1 In addition, a nonresident school board may refuse to enroll a pupil if the pupil

is currently serving an expulsion that extends into the school year for which the pupil has applied for open

enrollment.2

o The pupil has been referred for an initial special education evaluation that has not been completed.

o The special education and related services required by a pupil’s individualized education program (IEP) are

not available in the nonresident school district or there is no space in the special education program or related

services required by the pupil’s IEP.

o Beginning in the 2010-11 school year, a nonresident school board may deny open enrollment to a pupil who

was habitually truant3 from that nonresident school district during either semester in the current school year

(that is, the school year during which the open enrollment application is submitted) or the previous school

year.

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The school board of a resident school district (the school district in which the pupil resides) may deny a pupil’s

application only if the costs of the special education and related services required by the pupil’s IEP would

impose an undue financial burden on the resident school district.

Once a pupil is accepted into a nonresident school district under open enrollment, the pupil may be required by the

nonresident school board’s policy to reapply one time—and one time only—prior to the beginning of middle school,

junior high school, or high school.

If an open enrolled pupil becomes habitually truant, a nonresident school board may require the pupil to return to the

resident school district. A pupil in a virtual charter school is not subject to the compulsory school attendance law, but

may be required to return to the resident school district if, three times in the same semester, the pupil fails to respond

appropriately to an assignment or directive within five school days. 4

Open enrolled children with disabilities may be required to return to the resident school district if:

The nonresident school board determines that the pupil’s newly-developed or revised IEP requires special

education or related services that are not available in the nonresident school district.

The nonresident school board determines that there is no space in the special education and/or related services

required by the newly-developed or revised IEP.

The resident school board determines that the cost of providing the special education and/or related services

required by the newly-developed or revised IEP imposes an undue financial burden on the resident school district.

Alternative Application Procedure

2011 WI Act 114 created an alternative application procedure by which parents may apply for open enrollment at any

time during a school year, if any of the following criteria are met:

The pupil’s resident school board has determined that the pupil has been the victim of a violent criminal offense.

The application must be made within 30 days of the determination by the resident school board.

The pupil is or has been homeless in the current or preceding school year.

The pupil has been the victim of repeated bullying and harassment, the bullying or harassment has been reported

to the pupil’s resident school board and, despite any action taken, the bullying or harassment continues.

The pupil’s or parent’s residence has changed as a result of military orders. The application must be made within

30 days after the date the military orders were issued.

The pupil moved into the state. The application must be submitted within 30 days after moving into the state.

The pupil’s residence has changed as a result of a court order or custody agreement or because the pupil was

placed in or removed from a foster home or the home of a person other than the pupil’s parent. The application

must be made within 30 days of the pupil’s change of residence.

The pupil’s parent, the nonresident school board, and the resident school board agree that attending the

nonresident school district is in the pupil’s best interests.

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The pupil’s parent and the nonresident school board agree (but the pupil’s resident school board disagrees) that

attending the nonresident school district is in the pupil’s best interests. If the pupil’s resident school board

prevents the pupil from transferring, the parent may file an appeal with the DPI.

The nonresident school board may deny an application under the alternative procedure for the same reasons it may

deny applications submitted under the regular application procedure. The resident school board may deny the

application if it determines that the cost to provide special education and related services to a child with a disability in

the nonresident school district is an undue financial burden to the resident school district (except that the resident

school board may not deny an application if the resident school board has determined that the pupil is the victim of a

violent criminal offense). The resident school board may also deny an application if it determines that the transfer is

not in the pupil’s best interests or that the criteria upon which the application is based do not apply to the pupil.

Appeals

If an application submitted during the regular application period was denied by either the nonresident or resident

school board, the parent or pupil may appeal the denial to the DPI within 30 days of the date the notice is mailed or

personally delivered to the parent. The DPI is required to uphold the school board’s decision unless the DPI finds that

the decision was arbitrary or unreasonable.

If an application submitted under the alternative application procedure is denied by the resident school board, the

parent or pupil may appeal the denial to the DPI within 30 days of the date the notice is mailed or personally delivered

to the parent. The DPI is required to uphold the school board’s decision unless the DPI finds that the decision was

arbitrary or unreasonable, except if a resident school board denies an application based on the best interests of the

pupil, the DPI must overturn the decision if the DPI determines the denial is not in the best interests of the pupil.

A nonresident school board’s denial of an application submitted under the alternative application procedure may not

be appealed to the DPI.

Funding

Open enrollment is funded by an increase in the state aid payment for nonresident school districts and a decrease in

the state aid payment for resident school districts (the final state aid payment is increased or decreased by the net of

the transfers in and transfers out).5 This is commonly referred to as an aid “transfer.” For the years 1998-99 to 2012-

13, the basic amount of state aid transferred for each regular education open enrollment pupil is equal to the statewide

average per pupil cost for regular instruction, co-curricular activities, instruction support services, and pupil support

services in the previous school year.

In the 2012-13 school year, the per pupil transfer amount was decreased by $544. This corresponds closely to the

average ($554) reduction in the allowable per pupil revenue limit for the 2011-12 school year that was imposed by the

2011 WI Act 32.

For the 2013-14 school year, the per pupil transfer amount was equal to the prior year’s transfer amount plus $150.

For special education, there is no increase or reduction of state aid payments. Instead, the resident school board pays

the nonresident school board directly. The amount of the payment is equal to the open enrollment per pupil transfer

amount plus only the actual, additional cost incurred by the nonresident school board to provide special education and

related services to the pupil.6

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Table 1: History of Per Pupil Basic & Total Open Enrollment Aid Transfers

School

Year

Per Pupil Transfer

Amount

Total Amount

Transferred

School

Year

Per Pupil Transfer

Amount

Total Amount

Transferred

1998-99 $4,543 $9,579,946 2007-08 $6,007 $135,093,623

1999-00 $4,703 $19,609,504 2008-09 $6,225 $151,218,911

2000-01 $4,828 $30,468,058 2009-10 $6,498 $178,363,702

2001-02 $5,059 $42,458,620 2010-11 $6,665 $196,196,621

2002-03 $5,241 $57,407,563 2011-12 $6,867 $217,598,922

2003-04 $5,446 $73,862,334 2012-13 $6,335 $235,078,031

2004-05 $5,496 $88,014,863 2013-14 $6,485 $266,403,517

2005-06 $5,682 $104,027,886

2006-07 $5,845 $118,740,934

The money transferred under open enrollment is not considered in determining a school district’s revenue limit. That

is, a resident school board may not raise its tax levy to replace the loss of state aid for pupils enrolling in other school

districts. Conversely, a nonresident school board receiving a pupil is not required to reduce its revenue limit by the

amount of the state aid increase.

1 See Wis. Stats. § 118.51 (5) (a) 2.

2 See Wis. Stats. § 120.13 (1) (f)

3 See Wis. Stats. § 118.16 (1) (a)

4 See Wis. Stats. § 118.40 (8) (g)

5 See Wis. Stats. § 118.51 (16)

6 See John Doe et al v. Burmaster, U.S. District Court of Appeals for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, 03-CV-892.

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III. APPLICATIONS AND TRANSFERS

The following tables provide summary data on the number of applications received each school year and how many

pupils transferred each school year. For the 2013-14 school year, the data are provided separately for applications

submitted during the regular application period and those submitted under the alternative application procedure.

The data report the number of applications submitted, not the number of individual pupils submitting applications. An

individual pupil may apply to up to three nonresident school districts in a school year, each application submitted by

the pupil is counted as a separate application.

As required in Wis. Stats. § 118.51 (15) (c) 2. and 4., the number of alternative applications and transfers resulting

from those applications for 2013-14 are also reported separately by the criteria upon which the alternative applications

were based. The total of the number of applications and transfers listed by criteria may exceed the total number of

applications and transfers because an application may have been based on multiple criteria.

“Apps,” whether regular apps or alt apps, refers to the total number of applications submitted for the given school

year. “New transfers” is the number of transfer pupils resulting from those applications and is reported separately for

regular apps and alt apps. “Continuing transfers” is the number of pupils who were open enrolled in the prior school

year and who are continuing to attend the nonresident school district under open enrollment, regardless of when they

originally applied or the type of application they originally submitted.

Table 2: Applications & Transfers

Applications 2013-14

Regular Apps 35,534

Alt Apps 7,395

Total Apps 42,929

Transfers 2013-14

New Transfers – Reg Apps 12,581

New Transfers – Alt Apps 5,530

Continuing Transfers 31,964

Total Transfers 50,075

Table 3: Alternative Applications by Criteria

Criteria for Applying 2013-14

Applications

Best Interests of Pupil 6,763

Bullied or Harassed 509

Change in Custody or Placement 197

Homeless in Current or Preceding School Year 189

Military Orders 17

Moved Into Wisconsin 543

Victim of Crime 14

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Table 4: Alternative Transfers by Criteria

Criteria for Applying 2013-14

Transfers

Best Interests of Pupil 5,091

Bullied or Harassed 323

Change in Custody or Placement 138

Homeless in Current or Preceding School Year 128

Military Orders 12

Moved Into Wisconsin 383

Victim of Crime 7

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IV. APPLICATIONS AND DENIALS The following tables provide summary data on open enrollment applications submitted under both the regular and

alternative application procedures and the number of applications that were denied for the 2013-14 school year. Data

by individual school district are contained in the appendices.

Table 5: 2013-14 Total Nonresident Applications & Denials

Applications In 2013-14

Applications 42,929

Denied by Nonresident Districts 12,747

Reasons for Denial 2013-14

Regular Education Space 10,743

Special Education Related Reasons 1,344

Expulsion 99

No Comparable PK 137

Habitual Truancy 46

Alt App Reasons (Best Interests or Criteria) 285

Other (late, incomplete or not age eligible for school) 284

Table 6: 2013-14 Total Resident Applications & Denials

Applications In 2013-14

Applications 42,929

Denied by Resident Districts 691

Reasons for Denial 2013-14

Undue Financial Burden 332

No Comparable PK 123

Alt App Reasons (Best Interests or Criteria) 201

Other (late, incomplete or not age eligible for school) 36

Note: the sum of the number of denials by reason may differ from the total number of denials. The

sum may be greater than the total number of denials, because applications may be denied for more

than one reason. The sum may be less than the total number of denials, because a school district may

have reported the denial but not the reason(s) for the denial.

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V. APPENDICES: SCHOOL DISTRICT DATA

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Appendix A

2013-14 Regular & Alternative Applications & Cumulative Transfers In & Out

& Net Changes

2013-14 2013-14

School District Applications

In

Applications

Out

Net Change Transfers In Transfers

Out

Net Change

Abbotsford 41 30 11 84 55 29

Adams-Friendship 6 59 -53 18 72 -54

Albany 15 55 -40 16 85 -69

Algoma 17 33 -16 10 46 -36

Alma 14 6 8 48 9 39

Alma Center 30 11 19 68 18 50

Almond-Bancroft 19 32 -13 33 70 -37

Altoona 141 125 16 229 140 89

Amery 29 53 -24 57 118 -61

Antigo 26 106 -80 42 135 -93

Appleton 1,969 381 1,588 1,550 436 1,114

Arcadia 17 15 2 34 32 2

Argyle 5 19 -14 14 36 -22

Arrowhead UHS 108 52 56 159 64 95

Ashland 21 36 -15 58 66 -8

Ashwaubenon 356 81 275 938 108 830

Athens 13 14 -1 19 28 -9

Auburndale 30 57 -27 128 72 56

Augusta 61 33 28 68 49 19

Baldwin-Woodville 42 48 -6 70 68 2

Bangor 27 36 -9 60 63 -3

Baraboo 68 124 -56 122 128 -6

Barneveld 16 10 6 43 27 16

Barron Area 153 98 55 135 223 -88

Bayfield 4 22 -18 6 47 -41

Beaver Dam 58 97 -39 135 93 42

Beecher-Dunbar-Pembine 5 13 -8 8 10 -2

Belleville 17 97 -80 30 86 -56

Belmont 15 14 1 38 33 5

Beloit 125 348 -223 168 499 -331

Beloit Turner 203 100 103 318 152 166

Benton 22 18 4 30 26 4

Berlin 35 79 -44 96 106 -10

Big Foot UHS 34 40 -6 53 66 -13

Birchwood 60 14 46 115 24 91

Black Hawk 13 16 -3 22 47 -25

Black River Falls 20 56 -36 38 95 -57

Blair-Taylor 22 32 -10 34 56 -22

Bloomer 30 41 -11 51 72 -21

Bonduel 30 51 -21 60 90 -30

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In

Applications

Out


Out

Net Change

Boscobel 12 43 -31 32 43 -11

Bowler 3 94 -91 10 81 -71

Boyceville 26 37 -11 62 87 -25

Brighton #1 55 11 44 104 13 91

Brillion 27 21 6 88 23 65

Bristol #1 98 53 45 123 58 65

Brodhead 32 35 -3 57 63 -6

Brown Deer 573 214 359 178 122 56

Bruce 23 58 -35 37 90 -53

Burlington 67 179 -112 99 247 -148

Butternut 18 19 -1 48 45 3

Cadott 8 52 -44 35 74 -39

Cambria-Friesland 11 15 -4 28 36 -8

Cambridge 35 37 -2 62 61 1

Cameron 261 67 194 313 74 239

Campbellsport 33 72 -39 74 119 -45

Cashton 20 19 1 39 24 15

Cassville 3 5 -2 9 29 -20

Cedar Grove-Belgium 20 49 -29 44 53 -9

Cedarburg 125 47 78 184 57 127

Central/Westosha UHS 54 72 -18 98 103 -5

Chequamegon 20 49 -29 53 80 -27

Chetek-Weyerhaeuser 117 70 47 69 153 -84

Chilton 42 26 16 89 44 45

Chippewa Falls 88 235 -147 118 255 -137

Clayton 34 17 17 87 22 65

Clear Lake 13 32 -19 43 57 -14

Clinton 53 47 6 140 41 99

Clintonville 34 74 -40 56 86 -30

Cochrane-Fountain 6 27 -21 17 20 -3

Colby 36 70 -34 69 125 -56

Coleman 13 37 -24 37 49 -12

Colfax 29 37 -8 58 50 8

Columbus 76 58 18 127 84 43

Cornell 14 23 -9 14 35 -21

Crandon 9 37 -28 14 44 -30

Crivitz 16 26 -10 32 32 0

Cuba 29 44 -15 62 62 0

Cudahy 155 180 -25 152 195 -43

Cumberland 52 37 15 84 26 58

D C Everest 123 264 -141 210 297 -87

Darlington 17 31 -14 43 41 2

De Forest 102 99 3 140 114 26

De Pere 222 145 77 369 166 203

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In

Applications

Out


Out

Net Change

De Soto 12 39 -27 13 53 -40

Deerfield 26 51 -25 52 49 3

Delavan-Darien 28 315 -287 39 450 -411

Denmark 56 34 22 131 48 83

Dodgeland 42 47 -5 55 79 -24

Dodgeville 11 41 -30 51 85 -34

Dover #1 17 18 -1 24 63 -39

Drummond 4 22 -18 17 55 -38

Durand 23 51 -28 39 84 -45

East Troy 35 109 -74 75 186 -111

Eau Claire 236 334 -98 274 470 -196

Edgar 20 13 7 55 38 17

Edgerton 55 69 -14 81 96 -15

Elcho 13 11 2 29 37 -8

Eleva-Strum 23 27 -4 40 42 -2

Elk Mound 57 33 24 118 54 64

Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah 38 44 -6 62 93 -31

Elkhorn 106 111 -5 213 133 80

Ellsworth 31 84 -53 42 69 -27

Elmbrook 374 132 242 441 117 324

Elmwood 6 25 -19 31 32 -1

Erin 33 15 18 125 27 98

Evansville 33 76 -43 50 102 -52

Fall Creek 23 48 -25 89 72 17

Fall River 19 52 -33 33 71 -38

Fennimore 17 17 0 32 20 12

Flambeau 24 45 -21 66 64 2

Florence 0 15 -15 0 82 -82

Fond du Lac 128 231 -103 251 392 -141

Fontana J8 59 13 46 99 46 53

Fort Atkinson 85 61 24 188 97 91

Fox Point J2 170 16 154 89 17 72

Franklin 410 89 321 420 119 301

Frederic 19 42 -23 19 76 -57

Freedom 44 80 -36 117 136 -19

Friess Lake 19 8 11 72 20 52

Gales-Ettrick-Tremp 21 46 -25 26 73 -47

Geneva J4 60 8 52 100 14 86

Genoa J2 17 74 -57 21 97 -76

Germantown 204 114 90 94 93 1

Gibraltar 16 9 7 11 15 -4

Gillett 26 44 -18 30 75 -45

Gilman 3 26 -23 5 51 -46

Gilmanton 3 8 -5 11 20 -9

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In

Applications

Out


Out

Net Change

Glendale-River Hills 359 117 242 132 51 81

Glenwood 12 35 -23 43 51 -8

Goodman-Armstrong 3 2 1 5 2 3

Grafton 117 98 19 193 83 110

Granton 30 27 3 51 49 2

Grantsburg 830 18 812 842 23 819

Green Bay 254 997 -743 297 1,616 -1,319

Green Lake 32 37 -5 59 62 -3

Greendale 653 72 581 315 53 262

Greenfield 981 252 729 769 196 573

Greenwood 14 23 -9 7 28 -21

Gresham 39 15 24 44 19 25

Hamilton 224 77 147 148 109 39

Hartford J1 41 124 -83 41 300 -259

Hartford UHS 26 102 -76 41 151 -110

Hartland-Lakeside J3 86 125 -39 92 156 -64

Hayward 94 19 75 181 41 140

Herman #22 6 7 -1 23 15 8

Highland 17 5 12 30 16 14

Hilbert 20 38 -18 47 69 -22

Hillsboro 8 17 -9 45 26 19

Holmen 89 212 -123 147 312 -165

Horicon 19 91 -72 27 147 -120

Hortonville 116 132 -16 157 190 -33

Howards Grove 25 43 -18 68 90 -22

Howard-Suamico 315 180 135 479 196 283

Hudson 36 124 -88 26 95 -69

Hurley 1 9 -8 3 14 -11

Hustisford 11 49 -38 26 59 -33

Independence 13 20 -7 22 23 -1

Iola-Scandinavia 36 29 7 56 39 17

Iowa-Grant 7 23 -16 31 44 -13

Ithaca 31 20 11 81 40 41

Janesville 236 318 -82 455 382 73

Jefferson 51 109 -58 111 187 -76

Johnson Creek 24 75 -51 43 116 -73

Juda 33 10 23 78 28 50

Kaukauna 66 394 -328 93 641 -548

Kenosha 120 464 -344 54 386 -332

Kettle Moraine 247 171 76 395 142 253

Kewaskum 56 110 -54 107 169 -62

Kewaunee 31 39 -8 46 55 -9

Kickapoo 26 41 -15 73 31 42

Kiel 50 73 -23 101 100 1

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In

Applications

Out


Out

Net Change

Kimberly 316 146 170 493 191 302

Kohler 152 19 133 239 32 207

La Crosse 156 177 -21 290 217 73

La Farge 8 40 -32 31 45 -14

Lac du Flambeau #1 11 64 -53 13 84 -71

Ladysmith 67 46 21 94 62 32

Lake Country 116 16 100 126 14 112

Lake Geneva J1 123 117 6 175 158 17

Lake Geneva-Genoa UHS 59 70 -11 117 72 45

Lake Holcombe 11 27 -16 17 36 -19

Lake Mills 50 50 0 68 60 8

Lakeland UHS 13 27 -14 19 11 8

Lancaster 21 40 -19 26 39 -13

Laona 11 12 -1 10 21 -11

Lena 22 26 -4 38 68 -30

Linn J4 13 23 -10 20 36 -16

Linn J6 33 13 20 41 20 21

Little Chute 128 85 43 182 110 72

Lodi 20 50 -30 52 84 -32

Lomira 35 48 -13 74 86 -12

Loyal 12 42 -30 24 51 -27

Luck 22 60 -38 46 88 -42

Luxemburg-Casco 38 62 -24 57 68 -11

Madison 307 1,255 -948 323 1,179 -856

Manawa 12 43 -31 25 79 -54

Manitowoc 43 151 -108 82 195 -113

Maple 38 34 4 92 44 48

Maple Dale-Indian Hill 117 6 111 68 16 52

Marathon 25 30 -5 78 51 27

Marinette 13 96 -83 22 147 -125

Marion 11 51 -40 16 60 -44

Markesan 31 51 -20 46 58 -12

Marshall 28 88 -60 78 65 13

Marshfield 121 96 25 250 123 127

Mauston 52 53 -1 93 71 22

Mayville 52 36 16 116 75 41

McFarland 3,599 34 3,565 2,677 24 2,653

Medford 175 13 162 169 33 136

Mellen 9 14 -5 18 22 -4

Melrose-Mindoro 25 46 -21 42 79 -37

Menasha 148 290 -142 193 362 -169

Menominee Indian 41 77 -36 36 126 -90

Menomonee Falls 676 94 582 272 88 184

Menomonie 50 104 -54 66 136 -70

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In

Applications

Out


Out

Net Change

Mequon-Thiensville 329 69 260 51 72 -21

Mercer 11 8 3 17 20 -3

Merrill 1,223 54 1,169 698 82 616

Merton 64 76 -12 108 67 41

Middleton-Cross Plains 357 114 243 262 119 143

Milton 134 187 -53 214 366 -152

Milwaukee 685 10,700 -10,015 741 6,891 -6,150

Mineral Point 33 19 14 41 46 -5

Minocqua J1 60 61 -1 88 105 -17

Mishicot 31 30 1 75 57 18

Mondovi 15 32 -17 49 52 -3

Monona Grove 272 97 175 309 82 227

Monroe 256 84 172 245 124 121

Montello 49 34 15 68 85 -17

Monticello 15 33 -18 41 65 -24

Mosinee 55 53 2 98 121 -23

Mount Horeb 47 61 -14 95 69 26

Mukwonago 170 140 30 377 199 178

Muskego-Norway 103 119 -16 153 113 40

Necedah 16 62 -46 40 61 -21

Neenah 138 299 -161 195 313 -118

Neillsville 15 55 -40 28 52 -24

Nekoosa 48 46 2 89 99 -10

Neosho J3 21 13 8 27 40 -13

New Auburn 20 25 -5 55 20 35

New Berlin 179 111 68 77 130 -53

New Glarus 51 44 7 87 36 51

New Holstein 18 61 -43 42 131 -89

New Lisbon 48 25 23 84 62 22

New London 51 78 -27 65 126 -61

New Richmond 62 72 -10 102 111 -9

Niagara 9 11 -2 78 11 67

Nicolet UHS 170 47 123 28 33 -5

Norris 1 0 1 0 0 0

North Cape 35 17 18 44 48 -4

North Crawford 9 31 -22 28 43 -15

North Fond du Lac 111 102 9 217 182 35

North Lake 41 9 32 65 20 45

North Lakeland 11 8 3 17 17 0

Northern Ozaukee 746 75 671 767 184 583

Northland Pines 42 38 4 86 74 12

Northwood 3 22 -19 3 29 -26

Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton 22 20 2 33 31 2

Norway J7 6 6 0 15 20 -5

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Oak Creek-Franklin 503 261 242 367 241 126

Oakfield 33 45 -12 82 49 33

Oconomowoc 86 308 -222 168 370 -202

Oconto Falls 61 103 -42 139 180 -41

Oconto 18 53 -35 26 84 -58

Omro 26 53 -27 79 109 -30

Onalaska 224 119 105 342 178 164

Oostburg 24 41 -17 34 77 -43

Oregon 137 59 78 207 73 134

Osceola 45 35 10 118 60 58

Oshkosh 88 152 -64 107 210 -103

Osseo-Fairchild 19 59 -40 43 96 -53

Owen-Withee 15 23 -8 27 34 -7

Palmyra-Eagle 28 144 -116 38 289 -251

Pardeeville 31 88 -57 55 140 -85

Paris J1 150 6 144 115 13 102

Parkview 25 89 -64 57 118 -61

Pecatonica 11 29 -18 17 49 -32

Pepin 7 17 -10 5 22 -17

Peshtigo 64 26 38 154 34 120

Pewaukee 220 121 99 244 89 155

Phelps 4 7 -3 18 37 -19

Phillips 7 32 -25 25 65 -40

Pittsville 15 21 -6 34 49 -15

Platteville 42 36 6 62 36 26

Plum 17 16 1 30 25 5

Plymouth 72 106 -34 153 153 0

Port Edwards 29 33 -4 71 82 -11

Port Washington-Saukville 70 117 -47 132 138 -6

Portage 106 74 32 177 111 66

Potosi 19 4 15 30 13 17

Poynette 35 43 -8 80 59 21

Prairie du Chien 17 48 -31 40 54 -14

Prairie Farm 32 23 9 82 37 45

Prentice 10 12 -2 42 40 2

Prescott 15 34 -19 21 52 -31

Princeton 26 40 -14 36 68 -32

Pulaski 100 198 -98 166 247 -81

Racine 41 1,345 -1,304 41 1,198 -1,157

Randall J1 50 53 -3 136 58 78

Randolph 26 31 -5 47 38 9

Random Lake 23 45 -22 40 107 -67

Raymond #14 132 12 120 109 10 99

Reedsburg 43 98 -55 73 156 -83

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Reedsville 19 34 -15 43 106 -63

Rhinelander 34 104 -70 49 130 -81

Rib Lake 4 16 -12 8 20 -12

Rice Lake 63 97 -34 100 158 -58

Richfield J1 25 24 1 33 74 -41

Richland 43 56 -13 72 133 -61

Richmond 41 17 24 51 23 28

Rio 18 32 -14 35 48 -13

Ripon 48 40 8 108 68 40

River Falls 87 73 14 137 41 96

River Ridge 14 16 -2 28 27 1

River Valley 21 74 -53 38 99 -61

Riverdale 15 29 -14 13 65 -52

Rosendale-Brandon 41 21 20 148 50 98

Rosholt 10 20 -10 40 28 12

Royall 15 61 -46 25 81 -56

Rubicon J6 12 28 -16 51 18 33

Saint Croix Central 37 58 -21 70 80 -10

Saint Croix Falls 41 46 -5 113 107 6

Saint Francis 234 96 138 446 95 351

Salem 49 124 -75 50 182 -132

Sauk Prairie 66 60 6 130 61 69

Seneca 22 11 11 34 40 -6

Sevastopol 56 50 6 75 88 -13

Seymour 50 94 -44 97 135 -38

Sharon J11 8 13 -5 17 15 2

Shawano 133 109 24 189 127 62

Sheboygan 160 257 -97 295 372 -77

Sheboygan Falls 92 113 -21 183 209 -26

Shell Lake 29 33 -4 77 40 37

Shiocton 25 52 -27 53 58 -5

Shorewood 862 27 835 211 26 185

Shullsburg 8 31 -23 19 33 -14

Silver Lake J1 46 27 19 90 45 45

Siren 26 35 -9 53 70 -17

Slinger 204 62 142 419 66 353

Solon Springs 8 36 -28 8 35 -27

Somerset 41 39 2 73 42 31

South Milwaukee 284 144 140 315 147 168

South Shore 2 16 -14 5 44 -39

Southern Door 40 94 -54 82 129 -47

Southwestern 10 18 -8 23 42 -19

Sparta 23 92 -69 32 118 -86

Spencer 34 43 -9 51 104 -53

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Net Change

Spooner 45 74 -29 49 163 -114

Spring Valley 41 58 -17 65 72 -7

Stanley-Boyd 39 29 10 52 40 12

Stevens Point 65 161 -96 97 248 -151

Stockbridge 9 17 -8 12 54 -42

Stone Bank 46 25 21 101 35 66

Stoughton 49 127 -78 56 189 -133

Stratford 30 40 -10 69 68 1

Sturgeon Bay 81 73 8 172 93 79

Sun Prairie 154 209 -55 142 216 -74

Superior 16 118 -102 27 105 -78

Suring 7 24 -17 27 45 -18

Swallow 86 13 73 74 14 60

Thorp 27 39 -12 62 22 40

Three Lakes 27 37 -10 65 65 0

Tigerton 2 18 -16 4 20 -16

Tomah 21 83 -62 34 99 -65

Tomahawk 21 25 -4 44 32 12

Tomorrow River 110 33 77 145 48 97

Trevor-Wilmot 58 28 30 67 33 34

Tri-County 13 38 -25 34 59 -25

Turtle Lake 24 29 -5 49 77 -28

Twin Lakes #4 37 65 -28 45 141 -96

Two Rivers 31 79 -48 55 91 -36

Union Grove J1 173 27 146 165 40 125

Union Grove UHS 129 21 108 303 27 276

Unity 31 65 -34 58 118 -60

Valders 47 36 11 107 73 34

Verona 365 133 232 255 124 131

Viroqua 45 56 -11 55 79 -24

Wabeno 23 14 9 33 10 23

Walworth J1 40 75 -35 63 80 -17

Washburn 39 11 28 57 33 24

Washington 0 2 -2 0 2 -2

Washington-Caldwell 12 25 -13 31 40 -9

Waterford Graded J1 65 31 34 133 65 68

Waterford UHS 27 68 -41 44 79 -35

Waterloo 25 63 -38 26 85 -59

Watertown 52 199 -147 69 263 -194

Waukesha 1,501 550 951 1,127 682 445

Waunakee 149 53 96 160 55 105

Waupaca 27 112 -85 86 104 -18

Waupun 37 111 -74 35 174 -139

Wausau 216 256 -40 306 275 31

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Wausaukee 7 34 -27 9 37 -28

Wautoma 54 103 -49 105 125 -20

Wauwatosa 1,923 180 1,743 1,252 147 1,105

Wauzeka-Steuben 21 5 16 44 14 30

Webster 27 20 7 62 50 12

West Allis-West Milwaukee 922 646 276 1,363 553 810

West Bend 85 292 -207 154 357 -203

West De Pere 94 90 4 90 221 -131

West Salem 68 71 -3 145 116 29

Westby 20 57 -37 46 102 -56

Westfield 25 99 -74 41 156 -115

Weston 10 15 -5 27 22 5

Weyauwega-Fremont 33 28 5 46 54 -8

Wheatland J1 80 18 62 101 76 25

White Lake 8 20 -12 17 18 -1

Whitefish Bay 611 35 576 75 29 46

Whitehall 26 40 -14 39 58 -19

Whitewater 139 66 73 73 104 -31

Whitnall 462 78 384 367 83 284

Wild Rose 39 34 5 57 84 -27

Williams Bay 96 43 53 140 61 79

Wilmot UHS 40 46 -6 78 80 -2

Winneconne 54 64 -10 132 91 41

Winter 4 27 -23 5 62 -57

Wisconsin Dells 30 84 -54 79 113 -34

Wisconsin Heights 16 45 -29 25 104 -79

Wisconsin Rapids 72 114 -42 140 173 -33

Wittenberg-Birnamwood 50 49 1 88 95 -7

Wonewoc-Union Center 24 29 -5 43 63 -20

Woodruff J1 79 41 38 129 69 60

Wrightstown 33 28 5 67 35 32

Yorkville J2 245 21 224 176 21 155

Totals 42,929 42,929 0 50,075 50,075 0

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Appendix B

2013-14 Nonresident District Denials: Regular & Alternative Applications

2013-14 Nonresident Districts That Denied One to Five Applications

Alma Center Flambeau Mishicot Saint Croix Central

Arrowhead UHS Fond du Lac Montello Saint Croix Falls

Auburndale Fort Atkinson Mukwonago Sauk Prairie

Augusta Gales-Ettrick-Tremp New Auburn Sheboygan

Baldwin-Woodville Genoa J2 New Glarus Sheboygan Falls

Bangor Granton New Holstein Shiocton

Baraboo Green Lake New Lisbon Slinger

Beaver Dam Gresham New Richmond Solon Springs

Big Foot UHS Hartford UHS Niagara Southern Door

Blair-Taylor Hayward North Cape Sparta

Boyceville Hilbert North Fond du Lac Spencer

Brodhead Howards Grove North Lake Spooner

Burlington Howard-Suamico Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton Stevens Point

Central/Westosha UHS Hustisford Norway J7 Sturgeon Bay

Chequamegon Independence Oakfield Sun Prairie

Chetek-Weyerhaeuser Iola-Scandinavia Oconomowoc Superior

Clear Lake Ithaca Omro Tomah

Clintonville Johnson Creek Onalaska Tomorrow River

Crandon Kaukauna Oostburg Two Rivers

Cuba City Kewaskum Osceola Unity

D C Everest Kiel Oshkosh Viroqua

Delavan-Darien Lake Geneva-Genoa UHS Pardeeville Waupun

East Troy Lena Platteville West Bend

Eau Claire Marshall Port Edwards West Salem

Eleva-Strum Marshfield Port Washington-Saukville Westfield

Elk Mound Mayville Prescott Whitehall

Elkhorn Mellen Pulaski Wilmot UHS

Ellsworth Menomonie Racine Winneconne

Evansville Merton Random Lake Wisconsin Rapids

Fall Creek Mineral Point Rio Wittenberg-Birnamwood

Fennimore Minocqua J1 Rubicon J6 Wonewoc-Union Center

Woodruff J1

Total Reasons for Denial by Nonresident Districts that Denied One to Five Applications

Total

Denied Space SERS Expulsion PK

Habitual

Truancy

Alt App

Reasons Other

234 24 94 15 19 14 20 20

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Nonresident District

Total

Denied

Space SERS Expulsion PK Truancy Alt App

Reasons

Other

Appleton 247 2 213 23 0 0 6 8

Ashwaubenon 31 0 17 1 0 3 9 1

Barron 11 0 9 0 0 0 0 2

Beloit Turner 97 81 16 0 0 0 0 0

Brighton #1 22 22 0 0 0 0 0 0

Bristol #1 29 15 14 0 0 0 0 0

Brown Deer 531 529 1 1 8 2 0 13

Cedarburg 40 36 2 0 0 0 0 2

Cudahy 89 71 15 2 0 1 0 1

De Pere 7 0 5 1 0 0 0 1

Dover #1 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 0

Elmbrook 343 317 7 0 0 0 0 26

Fox Point J2 160 159 14 0 0 0 0 0

Franklin 290 266 25 0 19 0 0 2

Geneva J4 37 31 6 0 0 0 0 0

Germantown 159 153 5 0 2 0 0 0

Glendale-River Hills 315 301 22 0 4 0 0 10

Grafton 23 12 7 1 0 2 1 0

Grantsburg 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Green Bay 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0

Greendale 595 592 55 0 0 0 0 0

Greenfield 872 765 90 0 3 0 0 7

Hamilton 146 134 4 0 1 0 0 7

Hartland-Lakeside J3 14 5 9 0 0 0 0 0

Hortonville 27 21 0 0 1 0 0 5

Hudson 29 24 5 0 0 0 0 0

Kenosha 69 63 68 4 0 0 0 1

Kettle Moraine 24 7 15 1 0 1 0 0

Kimberly 15 10 5 0 0 0 0 0

Kohler 27 22 5 0 0 0 0 0

La Crosse 16 8 8 0 0 0 0 0

Lake Country 68 67 1 0 0 0 0 0

Lake Geneva J1 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 0

Lake Mills 9 1 8 0 0 0 0 0

Little Chute 22 8 7 0 1 1 0 5

Madison 7 1 0 0 2 1 0 1

Maple 7 0 6 0 0 0 0 0

Maple Dale-Indian Hill 109 109 0 0 0 0 0 0

McFarland 431 55 30 14 7 3 148 111

Medford 11 0 5 0 1 0 0 5

Menasha 21 9 1 0 1 8 1 0

Menomonee Falls 596 512 73 0 2 0 0 8

Mequon-Thiensville 279 279 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Nonresident District

Total

Denied

Space SERS Expulsion PK Truancy Alt App

Reasons

Other

Merrill 841 834 0 0 0 0 0 7

Middleton-Cross Plains 129 106 24 0 1 0 0 2

Milwaukee 31 7 1 0 17 0 4 0

Monona Grove 157 157 0 0 0 0 0 0

Monroe 18 0 0 0 0 0 16 0

Muskego-Norway 54 47 4 0 3 0 0 0

Neenah 7 0 4 0 3 0 0 0

New Berlin 179 178 19 1 0 0 0 1

Nicolet UHS 162 162 16 0 0 0 0 0

Northern Ozaukee 39 0 1 0 3 0 31 3

Oak Creek-Franklin 420 409 6 0 3 0 0 2

Oregon 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 0

Paris J1 116 112 0 0 4 0 0 0

Peshtigo 14 3 5 0 0 0 3 3

Pewaukee 122 115 7 0 0 0 0 0

Portage 16 8 6 0 0 0 0 0

Randolph 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 0

Raymond #14 53 39 14 0 0 0 0 0

Richmond 23 18 3 0 1 0 0 1

Ripon 8 6 2 0 0 0 0 0

River Falls 9 0 7 1 1 0 0 0

Saint Francis 58 41 15 2 0 0 0 0

Shawano 14 0 14 0 0 0 0 0

Shorewood 821 816 33 0 5 0 0 7

Somerset 12 12 0 0 0 0 0 0

South Milwaukee 72 52 20 0 0 0 0 0

Swallow 42 39 5 0 2 0 0 1

Union Grove J1 88 63 16 0 7 0 0 2

Union Grove UHS 12 6 4 0 0 1 0 0

Verona 219 217 1 0 0 0 0 0

Waterford Graded J1 6 0 3 0 3 0 0 2

Waukesha 131 12 34 16 4 2 43 1

Waunakee 28 28 0 0 0 0 0 0

Wauwatosa 1,495 1371 94 16 3 0 2 13

West Allis 127 68 64 0 0 0 0 3

West De Pere 47 42 11 0 0 0 0 0

Whitefish Bay 594 587 0 0 0 7 0 0

Whitewater 59 48 8 0 0 0 1 0

Whitnall 242 241 0 0 1 0 0 0

Wrightstown 12 12 0 0 0 0 0 0

Yorkville J2 159 154 22 0 5 0 0 0

Totals 12,513 10,719 1,250 84 118 32 265 264

Note: applications may be denied for more than one reason

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Appendix C

2013-14 Resident District Denials: Regular & Alternative Applications

2013-14 Resident Districts That Denied One to Five Applications

Adams-Friendship Glendale-River Hills Mauston Richmond

Albany Glenwood McFarland Rosendale-Brandon

Antigo Grafton Mellen Rosholt

Ashland Grantsburg Menasha Royall

Ashwaubenon Green Bay Menominee Indian Saint Croix Central

Bayfield Greenfield Middleton-Cross Plains Sevastopol

Belleville Hartford J1 Mondovi Shawano

Bowler Hartland-Lakeside J3 Monona Grove Shiocton

Boyceville Hayward Monroe South Milwaukee

Brillion Holmen Mukwonago Southwestern

Burlington Horicon Nekoosa Sparta

Cambridge Hudson New Glarus Spooner

Cameron Independence New London Stoughton

Cedar Grove-Belgium Iola-Scandinavia New Richmond Sun Prairie

Cedarburg Jefferson North Fond du Lac Tomahawk

Central/Westosha UHS Johnson Creek Northern Ozaukee Union Grove UHS

Chetek-Weyerhaeuser Kaukauna Northland Pines Valders

Coleman Kenosha Oakfield Verona

Cudahy Kettle Moraine Oconomowoc Waterloo

Cumberland Kewaskum Onalaska Waukesha

De Forest Kewaunee Palmyra-Eagle Waupaca

Dodgeville Kimberly Pecatonica Waupun

Elk Mound Ladysmith Pewaukee Wauwatosa

Elkhorn Area Lake Country Plum West De Pere

Ellsworth Lake Geneva-Genoa UHS Prescott West Salem

Evansville Lake Mills Princeton Wilmot UHS

Fall Creek Lena Randolph Winneconne

Fall River Luxemburg-Casco Rhinelander Winter

Fond du Lac Marshall Rice Lake Woodruff J1

Genoa J2 Marshfield Richfield J1 Wrightstown

Total Reasons for Denial from Districts That Denied One to Five Applications

Total Denied Undue Financial

Burden PK Alt App Reasons Other

224 104 28 73 20

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Resident District Total Denied Undue Financial

Burden PK Alt App Reasons Other

Beloit 7 7 0 0 0

Brown Deer 8 0 0 3 5

Chequamegon 8 2 1 5 0

Clintonville 10 1 0 9 0

Delavan-Darien 30 0 0 30 0

Eau Claire 14 7 0 6 1

Elmbrook 15 0 14 1 0

Franklin 14 1 13 0 0

Germantown 13 0 5 3 5

La Crosse 6 6 0 0 0

Lakeland UHS 8 5 0 3 0

Madison 40 40 0 0 0

Manitowoc 8 2 0 5 1

Marinette 14 11 0 3 0

Mequon-Thiensville 8 3 5 0 0

Milwaukee 132 99 0 33 0

Mount Horeb 6 0 3 3 0

Neenah 21 2 15 4 0

New Berlin 9 2 7 0 0

Oak Creek-Franklin 9 0 4 5 0

Racine 10 2 7 0 1

Solon Springs 7 7 0 0 0

Superior 11 9 0 2 0

Union Grove J1 11 0 11 0 0

Walworth J1 7 0 0 6 1

Watertown 6 6 0 0 0

West Allis 18 14 1 1 2

West Bend 9 0 9 0 0

Whitnall 8 2 0 6 0

Totals 467 228 95 128 16

Note: applications may be denied for more than one reason

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2013-14 Alternative Applications In & Out

& Net Changes

2013-14

School District Alt Apps In Alt Apps Out Net Change

Abbotsford 21 14 7

Adams-Friendship 3 29 -26

Albany 1 9 -8

Algoma 3 6 -3

Alma 5 1 4

Alma Center 2 3 -1

Almond-Bancroft 5 13 -8

Altoona 37 20 17

Amery 6 13 -7

Antigo 7 22 -15

Appleton 186 122 64

Arcadia 5 7 -2

Argyle 2 2 0

Arrowhead UHS 10 15 -5

Ashland 8 11 -3

Ashwaubenon 80 37 43

Athens 6 5 1

Auburndale 10 3 7

Augusta 1 7 -6

Baldwin-Woodville 6 13 -7

Bangor 8 3 5

Baraboo 33 31 2

Barneveld 1 4 -3

Barron 33 23 10

Bayfield 0 4 -4

Beaver Dam 20 27 -7

Beecher-Dunbar-Pembine 2 5 -3

Belleville 7 13 -6

Belmont 9 8 1

Beloit 65 47 18

Beloit Turner 9 53 -44

Benton 9 4 5

Berlin 8 25 -17

Big Foot UHS 6 12 -6

Birchwood 11 4 7

Black Hawk 5 5 0

Black River Falls 12 10 2

Blair-Taylor 6 6 0

Bloomer 8 9 -1

Bonduel 12 3 9

Boscobel 6 8 -2

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Bowler 1 13 -12

Boyceville 7 11 -4

Brighton #1 2 2 0

Brillion 2 8 -6

Bristol #1 6 6 0

Brodhead 4 5 -1

Brown Deer 8 18 -10

Bruce 6 22 -16

Burlington 10 46 -36

Butternut 6 9 -3

Cadott 1 13 -12

Cambria-Friesland 3 3 0

Cambridge 12 8 4

Cameron 21 21 0

Campbellsport 14 26 -12

Cashton 6 0 6

Cassville 3 1 2

Cedar Grove-Belgium 5 5 0

Cedarburg 7 14 -7

Central/Westosha UHS 10 12 -2

Chequamegon 9 20 -11

Chetek 0 0 0

Chetek-Weyerhaeuser 9 16 -7

Chilton 3 10 -7

Chippewa Falls 19 42 -23

Clayton 6 1 5

Clear Lake 5 7 -2

Clinton 4 10 -6

Clintonville 7 15 -8

Cochrane-Fountain 2 4 -2

Colby 12 26 -14

Coleman 3 13 -10

Colfax 4 13 -9

Columbus 11 22 -11

Cornell 2 2 0

Crandon 3 11 -8

Crivitz 7 10 -3

Cuba 9 13 -4

Cudahy 7 36 -29

Cumberland 15 4 11

D C Everest 45 87 -42

Darlington 3 19 -16

De Forest 15 25 -10

De Pere 41 37 4

De Soto 1 9 -8

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Deerfield 2 6 -4

Delavan-Darien 9 53 -44

Denmark 19 6 13

Dodgeland 4 17 -13

Dodgeville 6 13 -7

Dover #1 0 1 -1

Drummond 3 10 -7

Durand 10 17 -7

East Troy 8 24 -16

Eau Claire 53 82 -29

Edgar 5 1 4

Edgerton 25 17 8

Elcho 1 1 0

Eleva-Strum 7 5 2

Elk Mound 17 5 12

Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah 13 11 2

Elkhorn 29 18 11

Ellsworth 14 27 -13

Elmbrook 0 16 -16

Elmwood 3 6 -3

Erin 4 0 4

Evansville 5 8 -3

Fall Creek 3 12 -9

Fall River 7 9 -2

Fennimore 5 2 3

Flambeau 5 11 -6

Florence 0 5 -5

Fond du Lac 44 76 -32

Fontana J8 6 4 2

Fort Atkinson 15 14 1

Fox Point J2 1 0 1

Franklin 0 23 -23

Frederic 1 20 -19

Freedom 9 6 3

Friess Lake 3 0 3

Gales-Ettrick-Tremp 2 14 -12

Geneva J4 3 3 0

Genoa J2 7 21 -14

Germantown 0 25 -25

Gibraltar 0 0 0

Gillett 6 11 -5

Gilman 0 6 -6

Gilmanton 1 0 1

Glendale-River Hills 2 6 -4

Glenwood 5 13 -8

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Goodman-Armstrong 0 0 0

Grafton 22 23 -1

Granton 17 0 17

Grantsburg 517 6 511

Green Bay 76 233 -157

Green Lake 7 5 2

Greendale 0 9 -9

Greenfield 13 46 -33

Greenwood 0 6 -6

Gresham 9 1 8

Hamilton 8 13 -5

Hartford J1 15 19 -4

Hartford UHS 10 22 -12

Hartland-Lakeside J3 8 6 2

Hayward 19 2 17

Herman #22 2 2 0

Highland 4 3 1

Hilbert 2 5 -3

Hillsboro 1 5 -4

Holmen 28 35 -7

Horicon 4 24 -20

Hortonville 31 29 2

Howards Grove 5 6 -1

Howard-Suamico 82 44 38

Hudson 1 51 -50

Hurley 0 3 -3

Hustisford 2 14 -12

Independence 1 8 -7

Iola-Scandinavia 5 9 -4

Iowa-Grant 3 8 -5

Ithaca 5 4 1

Janesville 97 81 16

Jefferson 17 23 -6

Johnson Creek 9 15 -6

Juda 7 4 3

Kaukauna 27 76 -49

Kenosha 8 71 -63

Kettle Moraine 33 21 12

Kewaskum 11 23 -12

Kewaunee 2 10 -8

Kickapoo 6 3 3

Kiel 11 10 1

Kimberly 51 35 16

Kohler 3 4 -1

La Crosse 47 48 -1

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La Farge 1 6 -5

Lac du Flambeau #1 7 11 -4

Ladysmith-Hawkins 15 6 9

Lake Country 3 1 2

Lake Geneva J1 26 20 6

Lake Geneva-Genoa UHS 6 18 -12

Lake Holcombe 2 5 -3

Lake Mills 9 10 -1

Lakeland UHS 4 7 -3

Lancaster 1 13 -12

Laona 3 4 -1

Lena 10 3 7

Linn J4 0 2 -2

Linn J6 8 1 7

Little Chute 34 25 9

Lodi 6 10 -4

Lomira 10 14 -4

Loyal 0 8 -8

Luck 11 15 -4

Luxemburg-Casco 8 11 -3

Madison 114 131 -17

Manawa 0 12 -12

Manitowoc 10 25 -15

Maple 10 12 -2

Maple Dale-Indian Hill 0 0 0

Marathon 3 4 -1

Marinette 7 16 -9

Marion 1 11 -10

Markesan 8 4 4

Marshall 5 18 -13

Marshfield 10 6 4

Mauston 17 19 -2

Mayville 12 16 -4

McFarland 1,099 8 1,091

Medford 69 6 63

Mellen 5 4 1

Melrose-Mindoro 4 6 -2

Menasha 59 61 -2

Menominee Indian 14 12 2

Menomonee Falls 8 23 -15

Menomonie 19 17 2

Mequon-Thiensville 4 13 -9

Mercer 0 1 -1

Merrill 6 17 -11

Merton 14 4 10

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Middleton-Cross Plains 45 36 9

Milton 30 56 -26

Milwaukee 205 535 -330

Mineral Point 17 4 13

Minocqua J1 15 17 -2

Mishicot 5 5 0

Mondovi 1 11 -10

Monona Grove 14 30 -16

Monroe 47 24 23

Montello 15 8 7

Monticello 1 4 -3

Mosinee 23 14 9

Mount Horeb 10 14 -4

Mukwonago 39 18 21

Muskego-Norway 3 13 -10

Necedah 10 9 1

Neenah 29 66 -37

Neillsville 3 19 -16

Nekoosa 24 14 10

Neosho J3 3 2 1

New Auburn 4 1 3

New Berlin 1 25 -24

New Glarus 10 4 6

New Holstein 6 15 -9

New Lisbon 13 10 3

New London 11 23 -12

New Richmond 14 20 -6

Niagara 5 4 1

Nicolet UHS 2 6 -4

Norris 0 0 0

North Cape 1 7 -6

North Crawford 1 9 -8

North Fond du Lac 50 34 16

North Lake 3 1 2

North Lakeland 3 2 1

Northern Ozaukee 172 12 160

Northland Pines 8 15 -7

Northwood 1 3 -2

Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton 5 6 -1

Norway J7 0 1 -1

Oak Creek-Franklin 9 36 -27

Oakfield 10 20 -10

Oconomowoc 22 44 -22

Oconto 0 10 -10

Oconto Falls 20 25 -5

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Omro 11 18 -7

Onalaska 51 38 13

Oostburg 5 10 -5

Oregon 27 17 10

Osceola 6 4 2

Oshkosh 26 41 -15

Osseo-Fairchild 6 17 -11

Owen-Withee 7 8 -1

Palmyra-Eagle 18 36 -18

Pardeeville 17 11 6

Paris J1 0 0 0

Parkview 5 17 -12

Pecatonica 1 3 -2

Pepin 2 9 -7

Peshtigo 13 15 -2

Pewaukee 10 20 -10

Phelps 3 2 1

Phillips 4 5 -1

Pittsville 0 5 -5

Platteville 14 7 7

Plum 3 4 -1

Plymouth 22 17 5

Port Edwards 15 19 -4

Port Washington-Saukville 15 31 -16

Portage 15 19 -4

Potosi 7 2 5

Poynette 9 9 0

Prairie du Chien 6 5 1

Prairie Farm 6 9 -3

Prentice 5 2 3

Prescott 3 15 -12

Princeton 10 15 -5

Pulaski 24 51 -27

Racine 10 102 -92

Randall J1 11 16 -5

Randolph 2 4 -2

Random Lake 11 14 -3

Raymond #14 2 0 2

Reedsburg 16 34 -18

Reedsville 0 7 -7

Rhinelander 6 12 -6

Rib Lake 1 7 -6

Rice Lake 20 38 -18

Richfield J1 4 8 -4

Richland 17 13 4

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Richmond 0 3 -3

Rio 6 9 -3

Ripon 8 6 2

River Falls 32 13 19

River Ridge 2 3 -1

River Valley 3 14 -11

Riverdale 1 15 -14

Rosendale-Brandon 9 11 -2

Rosholt 2 4 -2

Royall 3 15 -12

Rubicon J6 0 6 -6

Saint Croix Central 11 8 3

Saint Croix Falls 9 3 6

Saint Francis 5 15 -10

Salem 17 11 6

Sauk Prairie 14 8 6

Seneca 9 1 8

Sevastopol 13 8 5

Seymour 10 22 -12

Sharon J11 2 3 -1

Shawano 7 36 -29

Sheboygan 32 52 -20

Sheboygan Falls 18 20 -2

Shell Lake 7 5 2

Shiocton 9 8 1

Shorewood 12 7 5

Shullsburg 2 6 -4

Silver Lake J1 16 12 4

Siren 13 13 0

Slinger 41 19 22

Solon Springs 4 10 -6

Somerset 10 10 0

South Milwaukee 7 30 -23

South Shore 0 2 -2

Southern Door 10 12 -2

Southwestern 2 8 -6

Sparta 2 29 -27

Spencer 10 6 4

Spooner 9 16 -7

Spring Valley 15 12 3

Stanley-Boyd 11 6 5

Stevens Point 14 53 -39

Stockbridge 5 2 3

Stone Bank 1 2 -1

Stoughton 6 23 -17

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Stratford 4 10 -6

Sturgeon Bay 8 16 -8

Sun Prairie 51 31 20

Superior 3 44 -41

Suring 5 10 -5

Swallow 0 2 -2

Thorp 4 4 0

Three Lakes 4 8 -4

Tigerton 1 5 -4

Tomah 6 33 -27

Tomahawk 3 1 2

Tomorrow River 33 14 19

Trevor-Wilmot 7 4 3

Tri-County 11 15 -4

Turtle Lake 4 14 -10

Twin Lakes #4 13 22 -9

Two Rivers 6 19 -13

Union Grove J1 3 1 2

Union Grove UHS 7 4 3

Unity 11 23 -12

Valders 6 5 1

Verona 15 47 -32

Viroqua 5 10 -5

Wabeno 11 4 7

Walworth J1 8 14 -6

Washburn 5 4 1

Washington 0 0 0

Washington-Caldwell 0 7 -7

Waterford Graded J1 23 2 21

Waterford UHS 10 6 4

Waterloo 3 16 -13

Watertown 20 42 -22

Waukesha 383 43 340

Waunakee 14 10 4

Waupaca 8 25 -17

Waupun 7 39 -32

Wausau 78 62 16

Wausaukee 3 4 -1

Wautoma 17 24 -7

Wauwatosa 89 32 57

Wauzeka-Steuben 2 3 -1

Webster 16 10 6

West Allis 125 120 5

West Bend 30 51 -21

West De Pere 3 13 -10

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West Salem 13 14 -1

Westby 4 14 -10

Westfield 11 21 -10

Weston 0 3 -3

Weyauwega-Fremont 8 6 2

Weyerhaeuser 0 0 0

Wheatland J1 26 4 22

White Lake 5 5 0

Whitefish Bay 0 7 -7

Whitehall 11 9 2

Whitewater 22 19 3

Whitnall 3 14 -11

Wild Rose 18 7 11

Williams Bay 7 7 0

Wilmot UHS 9 18 -9

Winneconne 16 22 -6

Winter 2 7 -5

Wisconsin Dells 9 36 -27

Wisconsin Heights 3 13 -10

Wisconsin Rapids 26 38 -12

Wittenberg-Birnamwood 9 12 -3

Wonewoc-Union Center 10 5 5

Woodruff J1 22 11 11

Wrightstown 0 7 -7

Yorkville J2 1 1 0

Totals 7,395 7,395 0

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