Get Choice Program - Progress Summary

Cisco publishes Field Notices to notify customers and partners about significant issues in Cisco products that typically require an upgrade, workaround or other user action. Field Notices are posted to the Product Support pages on .cisco.com.

Cisco publishes Field Notices to notify customers and partners about significant issues in Cisco products that typically require an upgrade, workaround or other user action. Field Notices are posted to the Product Support pages on .cisco.com.

Cisco publishes Field Notices to notify customers and partners about significant issues in Cisco products that typically require an upgrade, workaround or other user action. Field Notices are posted to the Product Support pages on .cisco.com.

Field Notices are notifications that are published for significant issues, other than security vulnerability-related issues, that directly involve Cisco products and typically require an upgrade, workaround, or other customer action.

Field Notices are notifications that are published for significant issues, other than security vulnerability-related issues, that directly involve Cisco products and typically require an upgrade, workaround, or other customer action.

Workaround/Solution Server Firmware That Supports ADDDC SparingRecommended Server FirmwareUCS M5 Blades and Integrated UCS M5 Rack Servers3.2(3p) or later 4.0(4i) or later 4.1(1d) or later4.1(3d) or laterStandalone UCS M5 Rack Servers3.1(3k) or later 4.0(4l) or later 4.1(1g) or later4.1(3c) or later

Field Notices are notifications that are published for significant issues, other than security vulnerability-related issues, that directly involve Cisco products and typically require an upgrade, workaround, or other customer action.

Workaround/Solution Server Firmware That Supports ADDDC SparingRecommended Server FirmwareUCS M5 Blades and Integrated UCS M5 Rack Servers3.2(3p) or later 4.0(4i) or later 4.1(1d) or later4.1(3d) or laterStandalone UCS M5 Rack Servers3.1(3k) or later 4.0(4l) or later 4.1(1g) or later4.1(3c) or later

A school should provide plethora of activities for students to choose from. Understand beforehand the curriculum followed and the co-curricular activities offered in the school. Location and Timings: The school should not be far from your home.

Workaround/Solution Server Firmware That Supports ADDDC SparingRecommended Server FirmwareUCS M5 Blades and Integrated UCS M5 Rack Servers3.2(3p) or later 4.0(4i) or later 4.1(1d) or later4.1(3d) or laterStandalone UCS M5 Rack Servers3.1(3k) or later 4.0(4l) or later 4.1(1g) or later4.1(3c) or later

A school should provide plethora of activities for students to choose from. Understand beforehand the curriculum followed and the co-curricular activities offered in the school. Location and Timings: The school should not be far from your home.

A school should provide plethora of activities for students to choose from. Understand beforehand the curriculum followed and the co-curricular activities offered in the school. Location and Timings: The school should not be far from your home.

School choice allows public education funds to follow students to the schools or services that best fit their needs —whether that's to a public school, private school, charter school, home school or any other learning environment families choose.

School choice allows public education funds to follow students to the schools or services that best fit their needs —whether that's to a public school, private school, charter school, home school or any other learning environment families choose.

School choice allows public education funds to follow students to the schools or services that best fit their needs —whether that's to a public school, private school, charter school, home school or any other learning environment families choose.

A district may refuse to enroll an applicant who has been suspended within the preceding two years or who has ever been expelled. Provide information on available transportation to the parents of accepted students.

A district may refuse to enroll an applicant who has been suspended within the preceding two years or who has ever been expelled. Provide information on available transportation to the parents of accepted students.

A district may refuse to enroll an applicant who has been suspended within the preceding two years or who has ever been expelled. Provide information on available transportation to the parents of accepted students.

School choice has been around for nearly 150 years. Vermont's town-tuitioning program has served families since 1869. In 1991, Wisconsin became the first state to create a modern school voucher program.

School choice has been around for nearly 150 years. Vermont's town-tuitioning program has served families since 1869. In 1991, Wisconsin became the first state to create a modern school voucher program.

School choice has been around for nearly 150 years. Vermont's town-tuitioning program has served families since 1869. In 1991, Wisconsin became the first state to create a modern school voucher program.

The program allows students whose families meet certain income qualifications and are not assigned to the Milwaukee Public Schools or Racine Unified school districts the ability to attend a participating private or religious school of their choice, tuition free.

The program allows students whose families meet certain income qualifications and are not assigned to the Milwaukee Public Schools or Racine Unified school districts the ability to attend a participating private or religious school of their choice, tuition free.

The program allows students whose families meet certain income qualifications and are not assigned to the Milwaukee Public Schools or Racine Unified school districts the ability to attend a participating private or religious school of their choice, tuition free.

Eligibility for the scholarships is limited to students from families statewide (outside Milwaukee or Racine) earning up to 220 percent of the federal poverty level ($66,000 for a family of four in 2023–24).

Eligibility for the scholarships is limited to students from families statewide (outside Milwaukee or Racine) earning up to 220 percent of the federal poverty level ($66,000 for a family of four in 2023–24).

Eligibility for the scholarships is limited to students from families statewide (outside Milwaukee or Racine) earning up to 220 percent of the federal poverty level ($66,000 for a family of four in 2023–24).

Students who live in Milwaukee and whose family income does not exceed 300 percent of the federal poverty level ($90,000 for a family of four in 2023–24) are eligible. Moreover, a family's income limit increases by $7,000 if the student's parents/legal guardians are married.

Students who live in Milwaukee and whose family income does not exceed 300 percent of the federal poverty level ($90,000 for a family of four in 2023–24) are eligible. Moreover, a family's income limit increases by $7,000 if the student's parents/legal guardians are married.

Students who live in Milwaukee and whose family income does not exceed 300 percent of the federal poverty level ($90,000 for a family of four in 2023–24) are eligible. Moreover, a family's income limit increases by $7,000 if the student's parents/legal guardians are married.

We are here to simplify the process for you, helping you understand Wisconsin's four private school choice programs, charter program, and open enrollment program allowing transfers to non-resident districts.

We are here to simplify the process for you, helping you understand Wisconsin's four private school choice programs, charter program, and open enrollment program allowing transfers to non-resident districts.

We are here to simplify the process for you, helping you understand Wisconsin's four private school choice programs, charter program, and open enrollment program allowing transfers to non-resident districts.

The District of Choice program allows a student to transfer to any district that participates in this program. Districts of Choice agree to accept a specified number of transfers and may not use a selective admissions process.

The District of Choice program allows a student to transfer to any district that participates in this program. Districts of Choice agree to accept a specified number of transfers and may not use a selective admissions process.

The District of Choice program allows a student to transfer to any district that participates in this program. Districts of Choice agree to accept a specified number of transfers and may not use a selective admissions process.