A struggling private school affiliated with a prominent Milwaukee church has been removed from the state’s school choice program by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.
In documents obtained by Wisconsin Public Radio, DPI told operators of Holy Redeemer Christian Academy that the school is barred from participating in the program and the Special Needs Scholarship program because the school is not financially viable as defined by law and because the school failed to obtain a surety bond as required by law.
“The school’s most recent failure follows repeated and consistent failures to provide the DPI with complete and accurate reports by the legally required due dates,” the letter from DPI to Bishop Sedgwick Daniels states.
Daniels could not immediately be contacted by email or phone.
The news comes just days before students are scheduled to begin school. DPI…
