WPCP Choice Program

Notre Dame Academy participates in the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program (WPCP), also known as the School Voucher Program. This program allows eligible students who reside in Wisconsin, meet state requirements and are selected by the program to attend Catholic school tuition-free.

If you have any questions regarding WPCP, please contact us at:

(920) 429-6115 or wpcp@notredameacademy.com

Amy Stover, Hispanic Outreach
Office: (920) 429-6175
Email: astover@notredameacademy.com

For more information or assistance from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI), please contact:

Phone: (888) 245-2732, ext. 3
Email: PrivateSchoolChoice@dpi.wi.gov

Overview and Eligibility Requirements

Current families: Families with current voucher students must reapply to remain eligible.

New families or current families with:

New students entering 9th grade for 2022-23 who meet the eligibility requirements may apply.
New students entering 10th, 11th or 12th grade transferring from a public school in 2022-23 who meet eligibility requirements may apply.

To qualify for the program in the 2022-23 academic year, a student must have a family income equal or less than 220% of the federal poverty level income limits.

The income levels for the 2022-23 academic year are listed below.

Family Size	Single Family	Married Family
2	$38,324	--
3	$48,312	$55,312
4	$58,300	$65,300
5	$68,288	$75,288
6	$78,276	$85,276

View our WPCP flyer (English and Spanish) for more details.

Applying Process

The application period for WPCP for the 2022-23 academic year is from Feb. 1 to April 21, 2022.

Late applications will not be accepted for any reason.

Provide required documentation to Karen Konop or Amy Stover by:

Mailing your documents to:
NDA, Attn: WPCP Program
610 Maryhill Drive
Green Bay, WI 54303
Emailing your documents to kkonop@notredameacademy.com or to astover@notredameacademy.com

How to Reapply: Current Families

Complete the online CHOICE application at https://sms.dpi.wi.gov/ChoiceParent/

Provide proof of residency:

Utility bill, landline telephone bill or cable bill (cell phone bills are not acceptable)
- Documentation must show the parent’s name and mailing address exactly as submitted in the online CHOICE application
- Documentation must be current and dated within three months of the CHOICE application period (Nov. 1, 2021 – April 21, 2022)

The Disclosure of Information packet will be sent to the email used to apply to the WPCP.

How to Apply: New Families

Complete the online CHOICE application at https://sms.dpi.wi.gov/ChoiceParent/

Provide proof of residency:

Utility bill, landline telephone bill or cable bill (cell phone bills are not accepted)
- Documentation must show the parent’s name and mailing address exactly as submitted in the online CHOICE application
- Documentation must be current and dated within three months of the CHOICE application period (Nov. 1, 2021 – April 21, 2022)

Provide income documentation:

Copy of your most recently filed federal income taxes (first two pages)
~ or
Copy of your most recent W2 and any other income documentation forms

The Disclosure of Information packet will be sent to the email used to apply to the WPCP.

DPI School Report Card

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 DPI report card and their educational options. The DPI report card represents incomplete data. Notre Dame Academy's complete report card is linked below.
State Report Card
Understanding the State Report Card
List of educational options

Notre Dame Academy School Report Card

The Notre Dame Academy Report Card presents comprehensive longitudinal data in a number of areas that are regularly monitored. The information is the result of systematic, robust processes of data collection and analysis. Conclusions based on the consistent review of both academic and demographic student data are used to inform decision making and school improvement.

NDA uses the STAR 360 suite of tests, administered to students grades 9-11 three times a year. STAR reading and math tests are nationally normed and aligned with the ACT. STAR scores are used along with attendance and course enrollment to monitor student achievement, growth and college and career readiness.

View the Notre Dame Academy School Report Card