Month: August 2025

Month: August 2025

SCW Monthly – August 2025, Volume 12

August 25, 2025

Download School Choice Wisconsin’s latest newsletter: SCW Monthly – August 2025, Volume 12. Click on the image below to access all links in our newsletter, or find individual links at the bottom of this page.   DONATE TODAY!     New Research Report Read our new report: Wisconsin’s Most Cost-Effective K-12 Program   SCW in the News The Center Square: “Choice Schools see better scores despite fewer taxpayer dollars” (Benjamin Yount) The Jay Weber Show (Scott Manley) Next Steps: “School Choice in Wisconsin: Positive Results, Less Cost” (George Mitchell) Badger Institute: “Private schools in Wisconsin’s choice programs prove far more effective…

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Wisconsin’s K-12 Best Buy: Private School Choice

August 12, 2025

Private School Choice in Wisconsin Delivers – Stronger Results, Lower Cost Official data from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) show that schools in the state’s private school choice programs continue to outperform their public school peers while operating with substantially less funding. In 2023-24, DPI Report Card scores for the Milwaukee, Racine, and statewide Wisconsin Parental Choice Programs were all higher than the scores for the corresponding public school districts. Yet, per-pupil revenue in choice schools was thousands of dollars less. “DPI gives choice schools higher Report Card scores even though they receive substantially less revenue,” said Brenda…

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Wisconsin’s Most Cost-Effective K-12 Program

August 12, 2025

August 12, 2025 (WEST ALLIS) — The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) ranks schools in the state’s private choice programs above traditional public schools, according to a new report from School Choice Wisconsin.  “DPI gives choice schools higher Report Card scores even though they receive substantially less revenue,” said Brenda White, chair, School Choice Wisconsin Board of Directors. “School choice is Wisconsin’s most cost-effective K-12 investment.” “DPI’s favorable ranking of school choice confirms that Wisconsin’s education policy should be grounded in giving parents options,” said Scott Manley, Executive Vice President of Government Relations at Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce.  Manley…

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