WI SB97

School boards, private school governing bodies, and charter school operators must notify parents/guardians by end of day when a credible report of sexual misconduct by a staff member is received and their child is identified as an alleged victim, target, or recipient

"Sexual misconduct" includes communications intended to sexually degrade, humiliate, arouse, or gratify, as well as intentional touching using body parts or objects for those same purposes

Reports are considered "received" when they reach licensed staff at public/charter schools or assistant principals, principals, or administrators at private schools

School boards must annually inform parents and guardians of their rights to access records regarding school employee discipline under public records law

Sexual misconduct by school staff against a pupil is already a Class I felony under existing Wisconsin law