SB27-SSA1,1018,9
1111.93
(3) Except as provided in ss. 7.33 (4), 40.05, 40.80 (3), 111.91 (1) (cm),
2230.35 (2d) and (3) (e) 6., and 230.88 (2) (b), if a collective bargaining agreement
3exists between the employer and a labor organization representing employees in a
4collective bargaining unit, the provisions of that agreement shall supersede the
5provisions of civil service and other applicable statutes, as well as rules and policies
6of the
University of Wisconsin-Madison and the board of regents of the University
7of Wisconsin System, related to wages, fringe benefits, hours, and conditions of
8employment whether or not the matters contained in those statutes, rules, and
9policies are set forth in the collective bargaining agreement.
SB27-SSA1,1018,1711
111.935
(2) Notwithstanding s. 111.83 (2), the commission shall establish a
12procedure whereby research assistants may determine whether to form themselves
13into collective bargaining units under s. 111.825
(2) (g), (h), or (i) (1r) (eh), (ei), or (er)
14or (1t) (er) by authorization cards in lieu of secret ballot. The procedure shall provide
15that once a majority of research assistants have indicated their preference on the
16authorization cards to form themselves into a collective bargaining unit, the
17collective bargaining unit is established.
SB27-SSA1,1019,519
114.31
(6) Technical services to municipalities. The secretary may, insofar
20as is reasonably possible, offer the engineering or other technical service of the
21department, to any municipality desiring them in connection with the construction,
22maintenance or operation or proposed construction, maintenance or operation of an
23airport. The secretary may assess reasonable costs for services including services
24performed while acting as agent for a municipality. Such assessment shall include
25properly allocated administrative costs. Municipalities are authorized to cooperate
1with the secretary in the development of aeronautics and aeronautical facilities in
2this state. The
department of commerce Wisconsin Economic Development
3Corporation and all
other agencies are authorized and directed to make available
4such facilities and services, and to cooperate as far as possible to promote the best
5interests of aeronautics of the state.
SB27-SSA1,1019,197
114.33
(5) In the case of projects to be carried out by contract, force account,
8or by a county highway committee
in a manner similar to the applicable provisions
9of s. 84.06 (3), the sponsor's share of the cost of a project shall be deposited in the state
10treasury promptly on the request of the secretary, to be held in trust for the purposes
11of the project. The secretary need not request the entire share at any one time. The
12secretary may suspend or discontinue proceedings or construction relative to any
13project at any time if any sponsor fails to pay the amount properly required of it as
14its contribution to the project. In the case of projects or parts of projects authorized
15by the secretary to be performed by force account methods, the secretary may permit
16the sponsor to retain the sponsor's share of the cost of authorized project work
17provided the sponsor is to do the work. In such case the sponsor will be periodically
18reimbursed for the state or federal share, or both, on the basis of audited costs
19incurred by the sponsor.
SB27-SSA1,1020,1021
114.33
(10) Subject to the approval of the governor under this subsection, the
22secretary may sell at public or private sale property of whatever nature owned by the
23state and under the jurisdiction of the secretary when the secretary determines that
24the property is no longer necessary for the state's use for airport purposes and, if real
25property, the real property is not the subject of a petition under s.
568.9810 16.310.
1The secretary shall present to the governor a full and complete report of the property
2to be sold, the reason for the sale, and the minimum price for which the property
3should be sold, together with an application for the governor's approval of the sale.
4The governor shall investigate the proposed sale as he or she deems necessary and
5approve or disapprove the application. Upon approval and receipt of the full
6purchase price, the secretary shall by appropriate deed or other instrument transfer
7the property to the purchaser. The funds derived from the sale shall be deposited in
8the appropriate airport fund, and the expense incurred by the secretary in
9connection with the sale shall be paid from that fund. This subsection does not apply
10to real property that is sold under s. 16.848.
SB27-SSA1,1020,1612
115.28
(12) Student information system. (a) Working with the office of the
13governor, establish a student information system to collect and maintain
14information about pupils enrolled in public schools, including their academic
15performance and demographic information, aggregated by school district, school,
16and teacher.
SB27-SSA1,1020,2117
(b) Ensure that within 5 years of the establishment of the system under par.
18(a), every school district is using the system. The state superintendent may
19promulgate rules authorizing the department to charge a fee to any person that uses
20the system. All fees shall be credited to the appropriation account under s. 20.255
21(1) (jm).
SB27-SSA1,1021,323
115.28
(24) Priority in awarding grants. Give priority in awarding grants to
24school boards under
ss. s. 115.36
and 115.361, and in awarding grants from federal
25funds received under
20 USC 2301 to
2471,
20 USC 4601 to
4665 and
29 USC 2862
1(b) (1) (B), to programs that provide more than one of the educational services
2specified under s. 115.36,
115.361, 115.915, 118.01 (2) (d) 7. or 8. or 118.153 or
20 USC
32301 to
2471,
20 USC 4601 to
4665 or
29 USC 2862 (b) (1) (B).
SB27-SSA1,1021,116
115.28
(39) Alcohol and other drug abuse report. By July 1, 1998, and
7biennially Biennially by July 1
thereafter, evaluate the effectiveness of the programs
8under
ss. s. 115.36
and 115.361 and submit a report to the legislature under s. 13.172
9(2).
To satisfy this reporting requirement as it pertains to s. 115.361, the department
10may incorporate into the report under this subsection the report required under s.
11115.361 (2).
SB27-SSA1, s. 1539
15Section
1539. 115.33 (2) (a) (intro.) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB27-SSA1,1021,1816
115.33
(2) (a) (intro.) The state superintendent may request the department
17of
commerce safety and professional services to inspect a public school if any of the
18following occurs:
SB27-SSA1,1021,2220
115.33
(2) (b) The department of
commerce safety and professional services 21shall inspect the school within 30 days after receiving a request from the state
22superintendent under par. (a).
SB27-SSA1,1022,424
115.33
(3) (a) If the state superintendent determines that a school is not in
25compliance, and the department of
commerce safety and professional services, based
1on its inspection of the school, concurs in the determination, the state
2superintendent may order the school board to repair, improve, remodel or close the
3school by a stated date. An order issued under this paragraph constitutes a
4preliminary finding of noncompliance with the standard under s. 121.02 (1) (i).
SB27-SSA1,1022,176
115.33
(3) (b) 1. If the state superintendent determines that a school is not in
7compliance and is not worth repairing, and the department of
commerce safety and
8professional services, based on its inspection of the school, concurs in the
9determination, the state superintendent may order the school board to develop a
10plan that describes how the school board will achieve compliance with the standard
11under s. 121.02 (1) (i). The plan shall specify the time within which compliance with
12the standard under s. 121.02 (1) (i) shall be achieved. The state superintendent shall
13hold a public hearing on the plan in the school district and may, as a result of the
14hearing, recommend changes to the plan. The state superintendent may withhold
15up to 25% of the school district's state aid if the school district fails to achieve
16compliance with the standard under s. 121.02 (1) (i) within the period specified in the
17plan.
SB27-SSA1, s. 1547
22Section
1547. 115.53 (3) (a) and (b) of the statutes are consolidated,
23renumbered 115.53 (3) and amended to read:
SB27-SSA1,1023,524
115.53
(3) Arrange for otological or ophthalmic examination of any pupil or
25prospective pupil of the
school operated by the Wisconsin Educational Services
1Program for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
. The examination shall be paid for from
2the appropriation in s. 20.255 (1) (b), (gh) or (gs). (b) Arrange for ophthalmic or
3otological examination of any pupil or prospective pupil of or the school operated by
4the Wisconsin Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired. The examination shall
5be paid
for from the appropriation
in
under s. 20.255 (1) (b),
(gh), (gL)
, or (gs).
SB27-SSA1, s. 1548
6Section
1548. 115.53 (4) (unnumbered first par.) and (a) of the statutes are
7consolidated, renumbered 115.53 (4) and amended to read:
SB27-SSA1,1023,178
115.53
(4) Apply to the board of directors of the University of Wisconsin
9Hospitals and Clinics Authority for admission to the University of Wisconsin
10Hospitals and Clinics of any pupil at the school operated by the Wisconsin
11Educational Services Program for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing or the school
12operated by the Wisconsin Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired.
(a) The
13application shall be accompanied by the report of a physician appointed by the
14director of the Wisconsin Educational Services Program for the Deaf and Hard of
15Hearing or the director of the Wisconsin Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired
16and shall be in the same form as reports of other physicians for admission of patients
17to such hospital.
SB27-SSA1,1024,220
118.07
(2) (b) In each community having a recognized fire department, the
21person having direct charge of any public or private school shall annually file a report
22pertaining to such drills, on a form furnished by the department of
commerce safety
23and professional services, with the chief of the fire department. When no fire drill
24is held during any month, or when only one or no tornado or other hazard drill is held
1in a year, the person having direct charge of the school shall state the reasons in the
2report.
SB27-SSA1,1024,54
118.075
(2) (a) 2. The secretary of
commerce safety and professional services 5or his or her designee.
SB27-SSA1,1024,217
118.125
(4) Transfer of records. Within 5 working days, a school district and
8a private school participating in the program under
s. 118.60, in the program under
9s. 118.62, or in the program under s. 119.23 shall transfer to another school, including
10a private or tribal school, or school district all pupil records relating to a specific pupil
11if the transferring school district or private school has received written notice from
12the pupil if he or she is an adult or his or her parent or guardian if the pupil is a minor
13that the pupil intends to enroll in the other school or school district or written notice
14from the other school or school district that the pupil has enrolled or from a court that
15the pupil has been placed in a juvenile correctional facility, as defined in s. 938.02
16(10p), or a secured residential care center for children and youth, as defined in s.
17938.02 (15g). In this subsection, "school" and "school district" include any juvenile
18correctional facility, secured residential care center for children and youth, adult
19correctional institution, mental health institute, or center for the developmentally
20disabled that provides an educational program for its residents instead of or in
21addition to that which is provided by public, private, and tribal schools.
SB27-SSA1,1025,223
118.135
(2) A pupil who complies with a request under sub. (1) shall provide
24evidence of an eye examination or evaluation by December 31 following the pupil's
25enrollment in kindergarten. The school board or charter school shall provide pupils
1with the form distributed by the department of
regulation and licensing safety and
2professional services under s. 440.03 (16) for that purpose.
SB27-SSA1,1025,74
118.153
(3) (c) 2. The school board may contract with the agencies identified
5under subd. 1. for
not more than 30% of the children at risk enrolled in the school
6district if the school board determines that the agencies can adequately serve such
7children.
SB27-SSA1,1025,139
118.30
(1g) (a) 4. The governing body of each private school participating in the
10program under s. 118.60 shall adopt pupil academic standards in mathematics,
11science, reading and writing, geography, and history. The governing body of the
12private school may adopt the pupil academic standards issued by the governor as
13executive order no. 326, dated January 13, 1998.
SB27-SSA1,1025,1915
118.30
(1g) (a) 5. The governing body of each private school participating in the
16program under s. 118.62 shall adopt pupil academic standards in mathematics,
17science, reading and writing, geography, and history. The governing body of the
18private school may adopt the pupil academic standards issued by the governor as
19executive order no. 326, dated January 13, 1998.
SB27-SSA1,1025,2221
118.30
(1t) Annually, the governing body of each private school participating
22in the program under s. 118.60
shall do all of the following:
SB27-SSA1,1025,2523
(a) Administer the 4th grade examination adopted or approved by the state
24superintendent under sub. (1) to all pupils attending the 4th grade in the private
25school under s. 118.60.
SB27-SSA1,1026,3
1(b) Administer the 8th grade examination adopted or approved by the state
2superintendent under sub. (1) to all pupils attending the 8th grade in the private
3school under s. 118.60.
SB27-SSA1,1026,64
(c) Administer the 10th grade examination adopted or approved by the state
5superintendent under sub. (1) to all pupils attending the 10th grade in the private
6school under s. 118.60.
SB27-SSA1,1026,97
(d) Administer to pupils attending the private school under s. 118.60 all other
8examinations in reading, mathematics, and science that are required to be
9administered to public school pupils under
20 USC 6311 (b) (3).
SB27-SSA1,1026,1211
118.30
(1v) Annually, the governing body of each private school participating
12in the program under s. 118.62
shall do all of the following:
SB27-SSA1,1026,1513
(a) Administer the 4th grade examination adopted or approved by the state
14superintendent under sub. (1) to all pupils attending the 4th grade in the private
15school under s. 118.62.
SB27-SSA1,1026,1816
(b) Administer the 8th grade examination adopted or approved by the state
17superintendent under sub. (1) to all pupils attending the 8th grade in the private
18school under s. 118.62.
SB27-SSA1,1026,2119
(c) Administer the 10th grade examination adopted or approved by the state
20superintendent under sub. (1) to all pupils attending the 10th grade in the private
21school under s. 118.62.
SB27-SSA1,1026,2422
(d) Administer to pupils attending the private school under s. 118.62 all other
23examinations in reading, mathematics, and science that are required to be
24administered to public school pupils under
20 USC 6311 (b) (3).
SB27-SSA1,1027,6
1118.30
(2) (b) 1. If a pupil is enrolled in a special education program under
2subch. V of ch. 115, the school board, operator of the charter school under s. 118.40
3(2r),
governing body of the private school participating in the program under s.
4118.60, governing body of the private school participating in the program under s.
5118.62, or governing body of the private school participating in the program under
6s. 119.23 shall comply with s. 115.77 (1m) (bg).
SB27-SSA1,1027,168
118.30
(2) (b) 2. According to criteria established by the state superintendent
9by rule, the school board, operator of the charter school under s. 118.40 (2r),
10governing body of the private school participating in the program under s. 118.60,
11governing body of the private school participating in the program under s. 118.62, or
12governing body of the private school participating in the program under s. 119.23
13may determine not to administer an examination under this section to a
14limited-English speaking pupil, as defined under s. 115.955 (7), may permit the
15pupil to be examined in his or her native language
, or may modify the format and
16administration of an examination for such pupils.
SB27-SSA1,1027,2018
118.30
(2) (b) 6. Upon the request of a pupil's parent or guardian, the governing
19body of a private school participating in the program under s. 118.60 shall excuse the
20pupil from taking an examination administered under sub. (1t) (a) to (c).
SB27-SSA1,1027,2422
118.30
(2) (b) 7. Upon the request of a pupil's parent or guardian, the governing
23body of a private school participating in the program under s. 118.62 shall excuse the
24pupil from taking an examination administered under sub. (1v) (a) to (c).
SB27-SSA1,1028,3
1118.30
(5) Beginning in the 2014-15 school year, the department shall ensure
2that benchmark assessments are administered to pupils annually under this section
3prior to the administration of summative assessments under this section.
SB27-SSA1,1028,115
118.30
(5m) When determining the percentage of pupils participating in the
6program under s. 119.23 who performed at designated proficiency levels on the
7examinations administered as required under sub. (1s), the department shall
8consider only the pupils participating in the program under s. 119.23 to whom the
9examinations were administered at each grade level, and shall exclude from
10consideration those pupils participating in the program under s. 119.23 who were
11excused from taking the examinations under sub. (2) (b) 5.
SB27-SSA1,1028,1713
118.33
(1) (f) 2g. The governing body of each private school participating in the
14program under s. 118.62 shall develop a policy specifying criteria for granting a high
15school diploma to pupils attending the private school under s. 118.62. The criteria
16shall include the pupil's academic performance and the recommendations of
17teachers.
SB27-SSA1,1028,2319
118.33
(1) (f) 2r. The governing body of each private school participating in the
20program under s. 118.60 shall develop a policy specifying criteria for granting a high
21school diploma to pupils attending the private school under s. 118.60. The criteria
22shall include the pupil's academic performance and the recommendations of
23teachers.
SB27-SSA1,1029,14
1118.33
(1) (f) 3. Beginning on September 1, 2005, neither a school board nor an
2operator of a charter school under s. 118.40 (2r) may grant a high school diploma to
3any pupil unless the pupil has satisfied the criteria specified in the school board's or
4charter school's policy under subd. 1. or 2. Beginning on September 1, 2010, the
5governing body of a private school participating in the program under s. 119.23 may
6not grant a high school diploma to any pupil attending the private school under s.
7119.23 unless the pupil has satisfied the criteria specified in the governing body's
8policy under subd. 2m.
The governing body of a private school participating in the
9program under s. 118.60 may not grant a high school diploma to any pupil attending
10the private school under s. 118.60 unless the pupil has satisfied the criteria specified
11in the governing body's policy under subd. 2r. The governing body of a private school
12participating in the program under s. 118.62 may not grant a high school diploma to
13any pupil attending the private school under s. 118.62 unless the pupil has satisfied
14the criteria specified in the governing body's policy under subd. 2g.
SB27-SSA1,1029,2416
118.33
(6) (cg) 1. The governing body of each private school participating in the
17program under s. 118.62 shall adopt a written policy specifying criteria for promoting
18a pupil who is attending the private school under s. 118.62 from the 4th grade to the
195th grade and from the 8th grade to the 9th grade. The criteria shall include the
20pupil's score on the examination administered under s. 118.30 (1v) (a) or (b), unless
21the pupil has been excused from taking the examination under s. 118.30 (2) (b); the
22pupil's academic performance; the recommendations of teachers, which shall be
23based solely on the pupil's academic performance; and any other academic criteria
24specified by the governing body of the private school.
SB27-SSA1,1030,6
12. The governing body of a private school participating in the program under
2s. 118.62 may not promote a 4th grade pupil who is attending the private school
3under s. 118.62 to the 5th grade, and may not promote an 8th grade pupil who is
4attending the private school under s. 118.62 to the 9th grade, unless the pupil
5satisfies the criteria for promotion specified in the governing body's policy under
6subd. 1.
SB27-SSA1,1030,168
118.33
(6) (cr) 1. The governing body of each private school participating in the
9program under s. 118.60 shall adopt a written policy specifying criteria for promoting
10a pupil who is attending the private school under s. 118.60 from the 4th grade to the
115th grade and from the 8th grade to the 9th grade. The criteria shall include the
12pupil's score on the examination administered under s. 118.30 (1t) (a) or (b), unless
13the pupil has been excused from taking the examination under s. 118.30 (2) (b); the
14pupil's academic performance; the recommendations of teachers, which shall be
15based solely on the pupil's academic performance; and any other academic criteria
16specified by the governing body of the private school.
SB27-SSA1,1030,2217
2. The governing body of a private school participating in the program under
18s. 118.60 may not promote a 4th grade pupil who is attending the private school
19under s. 118.60 to the 5th grade, and may not promote an 8th grade pupil who is
20attending the private school under s. 118.60 to the 9th grade, unless the pupil
21satisfies the criteria for promotion specified in the governing body's policy under
22subd. 1.
SB27-SSA1,1031,524
118.35
(4) From the appropriation under s. 20.255 (2) (fy), the department shall
25award grants to nonprofit organizations, cooperative educational service agencies,
1institutions within the University of Wisconsin System, and the school district
2operating under ch. 119 for the purpose of providing
advanced curriculum and
3assessments for to gifted and talented pupils
those services and activities not
4ordinarily provided in a regular school program that allow such pupils to fully
5develop their capabilities.