Assumption Catholic Schools participates in the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program (WPCP) and the Special Needs Scholarship Program (SNSP) The following information will be of interest to families.
2025-2026 Board of Directors Meetings:
Fall Meeting - Tuesday, October 21, 2025 4:30pm in the AHS Library
Spring Meeting - Wednesday, February 11, 2026 4:30pm in the AHS Library
Fall 2025 Board Meeting Minutes
Spring 2026 WPCP Board Meeting
Board meetings for WPCP are held twice per school year - usually in October and February. All families are notified at least 30 days prior to the meeting and all families receive a printed copy of the handouts and minutes. This is an opportunity to meet and communicate with ACS board members about Assumption Catholic Schools.
Please contact Kerry Klein in the ACS Admissions Office to reserve your seat.
Call 715-422-0901 or email: Kerry Klein
2026-2027 School Year: When can I apply?
NEW! Application periods open February 2nd through September 14th. You can apply using the following link https://dpi.wi.gov/Choice
*You will be instructed to turn in additional paperwork to the ACS Enrollment Office.
Application Period Start End
February February 2 February 20
March March 1 March 20
April April 1 April 20
May May 1 May 20
July July 1 July 20
August August 1 August 20
September September 1 September 20
How Do I Qualify?
For the 2026-2027 school year, the family income of a student new to a choice program must be at or below the amount listed in the table below for the program the student is applying. If a student is continuing in any of the choice programs or was on the choice waiting list for the same Choice program in the prior year, he or she does not need to meet the income limits. Family income includes the income of the student’s parent(s)/legal guardian(s) that reside in the same household as the student applicant. If the student’s parents/legal guardians that reside in the same household 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 income amount married families compare to the tables below). Family size includes parents/legal guardians and their children by birth, marriage or adoption that reside in the same household as the student applicant.
- New and returning students applying to grades K4, K5, 1 or 9 or
- New students if you meet one of the following requirements for the 2025-2026 school year:
- attended a public school in Wisconsin
- attended school in another state
- were not enrolled in school (including homeschool for the entire 2025-26 school year)
- participated in the MPCP, RPCP, or WPCP
Families with incomes below 220% of the federal poverty level are eligible to apply for the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program.
*Family Size Maximum Yearly Income
Family Size Single Family Married Family
1 $34,430
2 $46,530
3 $58,630 $65,630
4 $70,730 $77,730
5 $82,830 $89,830
6 $94,930 $101,930
For each additional family member, add $12,100.
*As determined by the Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) on the federal income tax return for the prior calendar year (2025 for the 2026-2027 school year).
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State law (Act 55) specifies that annually every public school, including charter schools, and each private school participating in a Choice program is to provide parents with a copy of the report card and their educational options. In order to meet this requirement, schools may post their School Report Card to their own website.
Schools and districts are also required to provide the list of educational options. Below you will find links to the DPI School Report Card website and a link to educational options.
Each Fall the Wisconsin Department of Public Instructions issues report cards for all WPCP schools in the state. These report cards as based on the results of the WPCP students performance on the WI Forward Exam. In many cases the pool of test scores is too small to generate a usable report. We recommend you also view our ITBS and other test scores to get a better picture of the performance of students at Assumption Catholic Schools.