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(1) (intro.) A school psychologist, counselor, social worker and nurse,
9and any teacher or administrator designated by the school board who engages in
10alcohol or drug abuse program activities, shall keep confidential information
11received from a pupil that the pupil or another pupil is using or is experiencing
12problems resulting from the use of alcohol or other drugs unless
any of the following
13applies:
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(1) (a) The pupil using or experiencing problems resulting from the use
16of alcohol or other drugs consents in writing to disclosure of the information
;.
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(1) (b) The school psychologist, counselor, social worker, nurse, teacher
19or administrator has reason to believe that there is serious and imminent danger to
20the health, safety or life of any person and that disclosure of the information to
21another person will alleviate the serious and imminent danger. No more information
22than is required to alleviate the serious and imminent danger may be disclosed
; or.
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(1) (bm) The parent or guardian of the pupil who is using or
2experiencing problems resulting from the use of alcohol or other drugs requests the
3information. On receipt of a request under this paragraph, the school psychologist,
4counselor, social worker, nurse, teacher or administrator shall determine whether
5the pupil agrees to the request. If the pupil does not agree to the request, the school
6psychologist, counselor, social worker, nurse, teacher or administrator may not
7disclose the information until after the parent or guardian and the pupil have
8participated in at least one counseling session for the purpose of mediating that
9disagreement. A school psychologist, counselor, social worker, nurse, teacher or
10administrator may deny a request of a parent or guardian made under this
11paragraph only if the school board petitions the court assigned to exercise
12jurisdiction under chs. 48 and 938 for an order prohibiting disclosure of the
13information and the court, after a hearing and an inspection of the information,
14determines that disclosure of the information to the parent or guardian would result
15in imminent danger to anyone.".