Enrolling Students

In accordance with the Sun Prairie Area School District’s Admission Policy, any child who meets the entrance age requirements and resides in the boundaries of the district shall be admitted to school in the district.  Those who live outside the Sun Prairie District boundaries may apply for Open Enrollment.

After you have submitted the Online Enrollment Form, your school will reach out to you coordinate tech, schedule's and classroom placement.

Parents/Guardians will receive an email with information on how to access their Parent Portal account in Infinite Campus or click here to complete the Portal Application form. Through the Parent Portal, you can access your student's grades, attendance, fees, student schedules, and more!

Public School Open Enrollment allows parents/guardians to apply for their children to attend a school district other than the one in which they reside. Parents/guardians normally apply for open enrollment for the following school year during a three-month application period which begins in February and ends on the last weekday in April. However, 2011 Act 114 established a procedure by which parents may apply for open enrollment outside of the regular application period using the Alternative Open Enrollment Application.

More information about the Alternative Open Enrollment procedure can be found on the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) website.

Please email Lisa Sprindis or call 608.834.6511, if you have any questions regarding the open enrollment application process. You will also find answers to frequently asked questions about Open Enrollment HERE. 

All students are placed after Proof of Residency is provided.  Failure to provide proof of residency will delay enrollment.

Students are placed according to residence address (per Board Policy JC, School Attendance Areas).  To determine which school is assigned to your residential address, please see the School Attendance Area information. 

The Sun Prairie Area School District has class size guidelines which help ensure the best educational programs throughout district schools. Placement of your child(ren) in a particular school will depend on the enrollment numbers and class sizes for your area school. 

Attendance Areas

All resident students in grades 6-12 will attend their new boundary school in the fall of 2022.  School boundaries for grades 6-12 were recommended through the work of the Secondary Boundary and Bell Time Task Force and approved by the School Board. With these new boundaries, students are assigned to a school based on their home address regardless of which school they are currently attending. Given the large number of students needing to transition during this reconfiguration, students will not be allowed to remain at their current school for subsequent grades (a process typically called grandfathering). Grandfathering is not practical due to the magnitude of this shift in enrollment. 

Voluntary Placement Process
Because it undermines several district priorities, the practice of Voluntary Placement has be phased out. Only families that have a current Voluntary Placed child will be allowed to apply for Voluntary Placement for an incoming younger sibling to attend the same school. Applications received by new families would not be accepted.

• Wisconsin Department of Health Services
• Wisconsin Immunization Registry
• Medication Form (prescription or over the counter)
• School Handbooks
• Free or Reduced Lunch Information and Application
• Enrollment Requirements - English
• Enrollment Requirements - Spanish