Private Schools
Parentally-Placed Private (PPP) indicates a student placed by a parent or guardian in a private school, who receives special education or related services from a public school/district (the submitting district) that meets Federal standards under a service plan (34 CFR 300.132 – 300.144).
‘Submitting district’ refers to the public school/district in which the private school is located. This public school/district is responsible for providing the special education and related services as outlined in the PPP student’s Individual Service Plan (ISP). For example, a PPP student attends Holy Cross school in Madison, WI which makes Madison Metropolitan School District the submitting district. The district in which the student resides is of no consequence to PPP data reporting.
Why does my child have an ISP and not an IEP?
An ISP (Individual Service Plan) describes the specific special education and/or related services the student will receive from the school district in light of the services the school district has determined will be available to private school students. Students on the district waitlist will not have an ISP until they are able to come off the waitlist.
An ISP is different from an IEP (Individual Education Plan) provided in the public schools.
Private Schools within RUSD Boundary
Concordia Lutheran
Evergreen Elementary & Middle
Hope Christian
John Paul II Academy
Lutheran High
Our Lady of Grace Academy
Prairie School
Racine Christian
Racine Montessori
Renaissance School
Sonnenberg School
St. Catherine's Middle & High
St. John Lutheran
St. Joseph School
St. Lucy's
St. Rita's
Trinity Lutheran Preschool
Trinity Lutheran School
Trinity Lutheran
Wisconsin Lutheran - EC Campus, Elementary & Middle