Enrollment

Complete all steps of the New Student Enrollment: Application Form. Fields with an asterisk (*) are required. 

Required documents can be scanned and uploaded directly to Skyward Family Access (preferred) or dropped off in person to:

Friess Lake Elementary School
1750 State Road 164
Hubertus, WI 53033
(4K - 4th Grade Enrollment)

Richfield Middle School
3117 State Road 167
Richfield, WI 53076
(5th - 8th Grade Enrollment)

After reviewing/completing all steps of the New Student Online Enrollment application, click on the orange “Submit Application to the District” icon. A CONFIRM pop up screen will appear for you to confirm and submit your application to HHASD. 

IMPORTANT: Once you click the orange “Submit Application” icon, changes cannot be made. However, you will be able to continue to log in with your temporary login information to view your application. 

If you have more than one child who will be attending HHASD for the first time, you may click the “Click to Enroll Additional Students” icon from the New Student Enrollment Applications: Summary Page, to complete an application for any additional children. Applications will only be approved if all required fields have been completed and required documentation has been received WITHIN TWO WEEKS OF SUBMISSION OF THE ENROLLMENT APPLICATION. The application review process can take up to two weeks. If your child’s application is denied, the email will indicate the reason for denial. If your child’s application has been approved, you will receive an email indicating that your child has enrolled.

What is Open Enrollment?

The inter-district public school open enrollment program allows parents to apply for their children to attend public school in a school district other than the one in which they reside.

Who can apply?

Any Wisconsin resident in 4K to grade 12 may apply to attend a nonresident school district under the open enrollment program. However, a child may transfer to a nonresident school district for early childhood education or 4K only if the child’s resident school district offers the same type of program and only if the child is eligible for that program in the resident school district.

When can parents apply?

The regular open enrollment application period is open each year, February-April.

An alternative application procedure allows pupils to apply for open enrollment at any time during a school year if certain criteria are met. For additional information, please visit the alternative application procedures page.

Can applications be denied?

Both the nonresident and resident school districts may deny an application for reasons specified in state law.  If an application is denied by either the resident or nonresident school district, the parent may file an appeal with the DPI within 30 days. The DPI is required to affirm the school district’s decision unless the DPI determines that the decision was arbitrary or unreasonable.

For more information appealing a denial, visit our appeals page.

How do students get to school?

Parents are responsible to provide transportation to and from school in the nonresident school district, except that transportation required in a child’s IEP must be provided by the nonresident school district. A nonresident or resident school district is permitted (but not required) to provide transportation to open enrolled pupils, however the nonresident school district is prohibited from picking up or dropping off a pupil within the boundaries of the pupil’s resident school district unless the resident school district agrees.  Low-income parents may apply to the DPI for reimbursement of a portion of their transportation costs.

For more information on transportation, visit our transportation page.

Non-Resident application process outside of the regular Open Enrollment period.  Alternative Open Enrollment opens annually after July 1^st.

You must download or save the form prior to completing it electronically. 

Once the form has been completed, submit it to the school district to which you are applying.