New students may enroll throughout the school year.

To help ensure a smooth start, we encourage families enrolling for the upcoming school year to complete the enrollment process as early as possible.

Please have the following information available:

• Student's legal name and date of birth

• Parent/guardian contact information

• Home address and phone number

• Emergency contact information

• Previous school information (if applicable)

• Health information and current medications (if applicable)

You may also be asked to provide documentation such as:

• Proof of Residency (One of the below)

  • Current Utility Bill (within 45 days) - gas, electric, or water with name, address and current service address

  • Current Cell Phone Bill (within 45 days) - with your name and address

  • Current Tax bill for your home - with your name and address

  • Lease Agreement - current address, names of all parties residing at the address, effective date and all parties signatures

• Birth certificate

  • If you are in need of an original birth certificate for your student you may request a birth certificate from the
    Wisconsin Department of Health Services by calling them at (608) 266-1371 or an completing an application on their website at Wisconsin
    Department of Health Services Birth Certificate Link

• Immunization records

  • Available from your healthcare provider or visit the Wisconsin Immunization Registry Website

• Custody or legal documentation (if applicable)

• School Transfer Information

Additional documentation may be requested after your application is submitted.

Wisconsin's inter-district public school open enrollment program allows parents to apply for their children to attend school districts other than the one in which they live. These are referred to as non-resident districts.

Students who may open enroll:

~ Any student in 5-year-old kindergarten to grade 12.
~ Prekindergarten, early childhood education and 4-year-old kindergarten
~ Only if child's resident district offers the same type of program, and
~ Only if child is eligible for the program in the resident school district.

Parents must:

~ Submit an application to the non-resident school district during the regular application period.
~ A separate application must be submitted for each child.
~ May request specific school or program, but assignment to requested school or program is not guaranteed.
~ May apply to a maximum of three nonresident school districts per school year.

It is recommended that you apply for open enrollment through the online application process. You may also download and print a paper copy of form PI9410 by visiting the Department of Public Instruction website and hand deliver to nonresident district.

If you have questions or for more information, please contact Karen Smith, Pupil Services Secretary, at 608-582-3500 ext 1904 or email at: karensmith@getschools.k12.wi.us