Wisconsin’s college admissions law has unintended consequences

Editor’s note: This story was produced with financial support from the Education Writers Association’s Reporting Fellowship program.

Jaidyn Glaus was sitting in her English class at Durand-Arkansaw Middle & High School last fall when she was called to the principal’s office. She had no idea why.

The Pepin County school’s principal and guidance counselor had news: Thanks to her high grades, Glaus qualified for a new program called the Wisconsin Guarantee, automatically granting her a spot at the University of Wisconsin-Madison after graduation…

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