DARLINGTON - The Board of Directors of Wisconsin Religious and Independent Schools Accreditation announced the accreditation of Holy Rosary School.
Holy Rosary School proved compliance with WRISA educational standards and is a member in good standing.
"We applaud the accomplishments of the Holy Rosary School community and its commitment to ongoing school improvement and high standards of excellence," said Beatrice Weiland, WRISA's executive director.
All religious and independent schools in Wisconsin that have been operating with students for at least two years and meet extensive eligibility criteria may apply to WRISA for entry into the accreditation process, Weiland said.
Schools must complete a comprehensive year-long self study, host a site visit by a team of peers and develop and implement a long-range plan for school improvement. Schools that are accredited enter a seven-year cycle, during which they submit annual reports to the board that detail their progress in meeting their yearly goals.
In the sixth year of their cycle, schools conduct a new self study. This is followed by another site visit and the submittal of a new visiting team report and long range plan to the WRISA board in the seventh year.
More information is available by visiting www.wrisa.net.
Holy Rosary School proved compliance with WRISA educational standards and is a member in good standing.
"We applaud the accomplishments of the Holy Rosary School community and its commitment to ongoing school improvement and high standards of excellence," said Beatrice Weiland, WRISA's executive director.
All religious and independent schools in Wisconsin that have been operating with students for at least two years and meet extensive eligibility criteria may apply to WRISA for entry into the accreditation process, Weiland said.
Schools must complete a comprehensive year-long self study, host a site visit by a team of peers and develop and implement a long-range plan for school improvement. Schools that are accredited enter a seven-year cycle, during which they submit annual reports to the board that detail their progress in meeting their yearly goals.
In the sixth year of their cycle, schools conduct a new self study. This is followed by another site visit and the submittal of a new visiting team report and long range plan to the WRISA board in the seventh year.
More information is available by visiting www.wrisa.net.
