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The open application period for the statewide Wisconsin Parental Choice Program (WPCP) for the 2026-2027 school year begins February 2, 2026.

Please submit your application starting on February 2, 2026 for the 2026-27 school year.

The HPCS enrollment periods for the 2026-27 school year are as follows: 

February 2-20
March 1-20
April 1-20
May 1-20
June 1-22
July 1-20
August 1-20
September 1-14

HPCS is a participating school in the WPCP

 

What is the WPCP?

For students selected by the state, families receive a voucher that pays their students' tuition in full.  The State of Wisconsin has three programs that allow eligible students to attend a participating private school in grades 4K to twelfth.  The private school, on behalf of the student's parent/guardian, receives a state aid payment for each eligible student.  
 
Learn more about the WPCP visiting Choose Your School Wisconsin or the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.
 
Still have questions? The Department of Public Instruction has created a helpful resource here for parents. 

Is your family eligible for the WPCP?

To be eligible, students must reside in the state of Wisconsin, but cannot be assigned to the Milwaukee Public Schools or Racine Unified school districts. In addition, students must live in household that meets the income requirement set by the program.  
 
To meet the income requirements for the program a student’s family must have an Adjusted Gross Income at or below 220% of the federal poverty level, with an additional $7,000.00 allowed for a married couple as illustrated in the table below. 

Participating schools are not obligated to accept a student if the desired grade is full. When a particular school reaches its capacity in one or more grades, it adds students to a wait list. Every year, many students on the wait list receive seats at the school of their choice. Parents with children on a wait list are encouraged to keep in communication with the staff at the school for this very reason.

Are you ready to apply?

The Process: 

  1. Fill out Online Parent Application Parents must complete this step each year. (A valid email is required.)  Parents will receive a confirmation email after they submit an application with directions regarding the supporting documentation parents must provide to the school(s) to complete the application process.

    Parents may only apply during the open application periods (see above).  

  2. Provide Supporting Documentation: Parents must provide the documentation within the application period, as directed in the online parent application and the confirmation email, or their application is ineligible. Residency and income documentation can be dropped off at or mailed to the HPCS office or emailed to our Admissions Director. You must submit the entirety of the document.

Residency Documentation
All parents must provide residency documentation directly to HPCS during the open application period. See allowed residency documents here. Please know that internet bills and credit card bills are not acceptable forms of residency documentation.

Income Documentation
Parents of new students must show they are income eligible by either: Using the Department of Revenue Income Determination method (we recommend using this method); OR using the Department of Public Instruction Income Determination method by answering a series of income questions in the online parent application. Income documentation must be directly provided to HPCS.

Step 2: Supporting Documentation

Frequently Asked Questions

You may only apply the WPCP if your student is currently enrolled at High Point and they will be enrolling 4K, Kindergarten, or 1st grade for the following year. Currently enrolled 1st through 7th graders are not eligible for the WPCP.

Seats are designated per grade level, and there are a limited number of WPCP seats available per grade.  If more students apply to the WPCP than what we have opened at a specific grade level, the student will be placed on a waitlist in order of priority and the school will conduct a lottery to select students for that grade level.  On occasion, a selected student may decide not to enroll.  If this happens, an opportunity will be extended to a student at that grade level who was not initially selected.
Students in the Choice program are HPCS students in every sense of the word.  Families in our school will not know who is participating in the WPCP, and WPCP participants will not know which other students are also part of the WPCP. 
No, the Choice payment covers tuition and education-related fees in full.  Expenses not covered by the choice payment include:
  • Social and extracurricular activities (e.g. athletic fees, movie nights, class retreats)
  • Rental of musical instruments (including band lessons)
  • Hot Lunch 
  • Fees for classes that are not required for graduation (e.g. photography, woodworking)
There may be other fees for which HPCS may charge.  The above list is not intended to be an exhaustive one.  If you have questions, please contact our Admissions Director for clarification.
Not necessarily.  If there are more applicants for a particular grade level than seats available, the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) will conduct a random lottery to assign seats to applicants.  Please see the question, "What happens if more students apply than seats available?" above. 
No, all applicant families must provide two pieces of information to HPCS. 
 
1. Proof of residency.  This may be a recent:
  • Utility bill
  • Cable bill
  • Tax bill
  • Another government-issued mailing
The information provided must prove that the family lives at the location they submitted on their online application.  A detailed list of acceptable residency documents can be found here
 
2. The family must document their financial eligibility.  For those using the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) method, this typically means providing their completed and signed tax forms from the previous year to HPCS.  For those using the Department of Revenue (DOR) method, this means providing the Social Security number(s) of the parent(s) during the application process. 
 
Whichever method the family selects, the online application form informs parents what to provide to HPCS.
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