AB130,2,8
1An Act to repeal 118.225 (1) to (4) and 119.18 (6) (a);
to renumber 120.13 (1)
2(f), 120.13 (1) (h) 1. a. and 121.58 (6);
to renumber and amend 118.225 (intro.);
3to consolidate, renumber and amend 119.18 (6) (intro.) and (b);
to amend
443.70 (3), 115.88 (1), 115.88 (1m) (a), 118.125 (5) (b), 118.30 (2) (c), 118.43 (3)
5(intro.), 118.43 (6) (b) 10., 120.12 (3) (a), (b) and (c), 120.13 (1) (h) 4., 120.17 (8)
6(a) and 121.58 (6) (title); and
to create 118.33 (1) (e), 118.40 (2r) (b) 2m., 118.43
7(3r), 120.13 (1) (f) 2. and 3., 120.13 (1) (h) 1. ag., 120.13 (1) (h) 1. c., 120.13 (1)
8(h) 2m., 120.13 (1) (h) 3m., 120.13 (1) (h) 4m., 120.13 (1) (h) 5m., 120.13 (1) (h)
96m. and 121.58 (6) (b) of the statutes;
relating to: granting high school credit
10for extracurricular sports; services provided by a special education program;
11transportation aid paid to school districts; the use of moneys received by a
12school district from the common school fund; using the results of standardized
13examinations to evaluate, discharge, suspend, or discipline a teacher or for the
14nonrenewal of a teacher's contract; the number of teaching days scheduled in
1the Milwaukee Public Schools; permitting a school district to limit the grades
2in which to reduce class size under the Student Achievement Guarantee in
3Education Program; permitting a school board to deny enrollment to a pupil
4who has been expelled from an out-of-state school or from an independent
5charter school in this state and permitting an independent charter school to
6expel a pupil; use of law enforcement records to take disciplinary action against
7a pupil under a school district's athletic code; and changing the date by which
8a school district must certify the amount of its property tax levy.
Analysis by the Legislative Reference Bureau
This bill makes a number of changes to the laws governing public education.
Pupil expulsion
Under current law, a school board may expel a pupil only if the pupil engaged
in certain prohibited conduct while at school or while under the supervision of a
school authority. Generally, the prohibited conduct is conduct that endangers the
property, health, or safety of others or interferes with the ability of school authorities
to maintain order or an educational atmosphere at school. Prior to expelling a pupil,
the school board must follow certain procedures. These procedures include holding
an expulsion hearing and providing the pupil and, if the pupil is a minor, his or her
parent, with written and timely notice of the hearing.
Also under current law, a school board may refuse to enroll a pupil during the
term of the pupil's expulsion from another school district. In an opinion issued on
April 10, 2008, the Wisconsin attorney general determined that current law does not
permit a school district to refuse to enroll a pupil who is currently expelled from a
private school or an out-of-state school.
Current law permits the University of Wisconsin (UW)-Milwaukee,
UW-Parkside, the Milwaukee Area Technical College, and the city of Milwaukee to
operate charter schools (independent charter schools) directly or to contract for the
operation of charter schools. Generally, charter schools operate with fewer
constraints than traditional public schools. Current law does not explicitly authorize
an independent charter school to expel a pupil.
This bill permits an independent charter school to include in its charter or
contract grounds for expelling a pupil provided the grounds duplicate the grounds
provided under current law to school boards. If a charter or contract of an
independent charter school includes grounds for expelling a pupil, the charter or
contract must also include the same procedural requirements established for the
expulsion of a pupil by a school board under current law.
This bill authorizes a school board to refuse to enroll a pupil during the term
of the pupil's expulsion from a public school in another state if the grounds for the
pupil's expulsion would have been grounds for expulsion in this state. This bill also
permits a school board to refuse to enroll a pupil during the term of the pupil's
expulsion from an independent charter school if the charter or contract of the
independent charter school contains the grounds for expulsion and procedural
requirements identified above.
Under current law, a school board may include early reinstatement conditions
in an expulsion order issued for a pupil. Current law defines "early reinstatement
condition" as a condition that a pupil must meet before he or she may be granted early
reinstatement or a condition that a pupil must meet after his or her early
reinstatement but before the expiration of the term of expulsion specified in the
pupil's expulsion order. Early reinstatement conditions must relate to the reasons
for the pupil's expulsion. If a school district administrator or designee determines
that the pupil has satisfied the early reinstatement conditions, the pupil may be
reinstated before the expiration of the term of the pupil's expulsion. If a pupil who
received early reinstatement subsequently violates an early reinstatement condition
before the expiration of the term of expulsion, the school board may revoke the pupil's
early reinstatement.
This bill permits a school board other than the school board that expelled a
pupil to establish enrollment conditions for the pupil. The bill defines "enrollment
condition" as a condition that a pupil is required to meet before he or she may be
granted conditional enrollment or a condition that a pupil is required to meet after
his or her conditional enrollment but before the expiration of the term of expulsion
specified in the pupil's expulsion order. The enrollment conditions must relate to the
reasons for the pupil's expulsion from the expelling school district. The school
district administrator or designee of the nonexpelling school district may permit the
pupil to conditionally enroll in a school located in that school district if the pupil
satisfies the enrollment conditions, and may revoke conditional enrollment if the
pupil subsequently violates the enrollment conditions.
Teacher evaluations
Current law allows a school board to use the results of state-required
standardized examinations and the standardized examinations required under the
federal No Child Left Behind Act to evaluate teachers if certain conditions are met.
The school board must develop a teacher evaluation plan that includes a description
of the evaluation process, multiple criteria in addition to examination results, the
rationale for using examination results for evaluating teachers, and an explanation
of how the school board intends to use the evaluations to improve pupil academic
achievement.
This bill allows a school board to use the results of standardized examinations
to evaluate teachers without the presence of the conditions described above.
Under current law, the results of standardized examinations may not be used
to discharge, suspend, or formally discipline a teacher or as the reason for the
nonrenewal of a teacher's contract.
This bill provides that the results of standardized examinations may not be
used as the sole reason to discharge, suspend, or formally discipline a teacher or as
the sole reason for the nonrenewal of a teacher's contract.
SAGE contracts
Current law generally allows an eligible school board that enters into a
five-year renewable student achievement guarantee (SAGE) contract with the
Department of Public Instruction (DPI) to receive $2,250 for each low-income pupil
enrolled in grades kindergarten to three in a school with specified low-income
enrollment if the school board reduces the class size of the classes in which the
low-income pupils are enrolled. Current law requires a school board to phase in the
class size limitation over the five-year contract. In the first year of a SAGE contract,
the school board must reduce class size in grades kindergarten and one. By the
fourth year of the SAGE contract, the school board must have reduced the class size
in all of the grades kindergarten to three.
In general, for SAGE contracts entered into prior to the 2010-11 school year,
a participating school board could only satisfy the class size limitation requirement
by reducing class size to 15 pupils. For SAGE contracts entered into in the 2010-11
school year, current law permits a school board to satisfy the class size limitation
requirement by either reducing class size to 18 pupils or by combining two classes
with two classroom teachers to achieve a total class size of 30 pupils. Current law
permits a school board to renew and receive payments under a renewed SAGE
contract if the school board either maintains the reduced class size achieved during
the last school year of the original SAGE contract for the grades specified for the last
school year of the contract, reduces class size to no more than 18 pupils, or combines
two classes with two classroom teachers to achieve a total class size of 30 pupils.
This bill permits a school board that has entered into or renewed a SAGE
contract to choose not to comply with the class size limitation requirements in one
or more grades covered by the contract in one or more schools in the school district
and in one or more years of the contract term.
Special education services
Under current law, a school district receives state special education aid for the
costs of contracting with a public or private agency for physical or occupational
therapy services. This bill explicitly authorizes a school district to contract for a
variety of services, including orientation and mobility training, educational
interpreters, audiologists, speech therapists, pupil transition services, and any
services approved by the state superintendent of public instruction; and makes the
costs of such a contract eligible for special education aid.
Pupil transportation costs
Under current law, DPI must prorate state aid payments to school districts for
transportation costs if the amount appropriated does not cover all eligible costs.
Under this bill, if funds remain after DPI pays all approved claims, DPI must
distribute the balance to school districts on a prorated basis.
School libraries
Current law allows a school district to use up to 25 percent of the moneys it
receives from the common school fund in a fiscal year to purchase school library
computers and related software. This bill eliminates the 25 percent limit.
MPS teaching days
Under current law, the board of Milwaukee Public Schools determines the
school calendar and vacation periods for the regular day and summer schools each
school year, but the board may not schedule more than 200 teaching days in the
regular day school period in any school year. This bill eliminates the requirement
that no more than 200 teaching days be scheduled in the regular day school period.
Law enforcement records
Under current law, law enforcement records obtained by and relating to the
conduct of a pupil of a school district may not be used as the sole basis for expelling
or suspending the pupil or as the sole basis for taking any other disciplinary action
against the pupil, including action under the school district's athletic code. This bill
permits a school district to use such law enforcement records as the sole basis for
taking action against a pupil under the district's athletic code.
Credits for sports
Current law requires a high school pupil to earn 1.5 credits in physical
education in order to be eligible for a high school diploma. This bill authorizes a
school board to adopt a policy granting a pupil credit in physical education for
completing a season in an extracurricular sport if the sport is sanctioned by the
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association.
Tax levy
Under current law, each school board must annually determine the amount
necessary to be raised to operate and maintain the schools of the school district and
must, on or before November 6, certify that amount to the municipal clerk to assess
and enter onto the tax rolls. This bill provides that, in years in which a November
general election is held, the school board must certify the amount to be assessed on
or before November 10.
For further information see the state and local fiscal estimate, which will be
printed as an appendix to this bill.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in senate and assembly, do
enact as follows:
AB130, s. 1
1Section
1. 43.70 (3) of the statutes is amended to read:
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43.70
(3) Immediately upon making such apportionment, the state
3superintendent shall certify to the department of administration the estimated
4amount that each school district is entitled to receive under this section and shall
1notify each school district administrator of the estimated amount so certified for his
2or her school district. The department of administration shall distribute each school
3district's aid entitlement in one payment on or before May 1. The amount paid to each
4school district shall be based upon the amount in the appropriation account under
5s. 20.255 (2) (s) on April 15. Moneys distributed under this section may be expended
6only for the purchase of instructional materials from the state historical society for
7use in teaching Wisconsin history and for the purchase of library books and other
8instructional materials for school libraries, but not for public library facilities
9operated by school districts under s. 43.52, in accordance with rules promulgated by
10the state superintendent. In addition, a school district may use
up to 25 percent of 11the moneys received
in a fiscal year under this section to purchase school library
12computers and related software if the school board consults with the person who
13supervises the school district's libraries and the computers and software are housed
14in the school library. Appropriate records of all purchases under this section shall
15be kept and necessary reports thereon shall be made to the state superintendent.
AB130, s. 2
16Section
2. 115.88 (1) of the statutes is amended to read:
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115.88
(1) Personnel. A school board, board of control of a cooperative
18educational service agency or, upon authorization of the county board, a county
19children with disabilities education board may employ, for a special education
20program, either
full- full-time or part-time licensed teachers, licensed coordinators
21of special education, school nurses, licensed school social workers, licensed school
22psychologists, licensed school counselors, paraprofessionals, licensed consulting
23teachers to work with any teacher of regular education programs who has a child
24with a disability in a class and any other personnel approved by the department. The
25board may contract with private or public agencies for physical or occupational
1therapy services
, orientation and mobility training services, educational interpreter
2services, educational audiology, speech therapy, pupil transition services, or any
3service approved by the state superintendent, on the basis of demonstrated need. A
4school board may contract with a charter school to provide special education services
5to pupils attending the charter school if the charter school is under contract with the
6school board under s. 118.40 (2m) and the charter school is not an instrumentality
7of the school district.
AB130, s. 3
8Section
3. 115.88 (1m) (a) of the statutes is amended to read:
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115.88
(1m) (a) Subject to par. (b), upon receipt of the plan under s. 115.77 (4),
10if the state superintendent is satisfied that the special education program has been
11maintained during the preceding school year in accordance with law, the state
12superintendent shall certify to the department of administration in favor of each
13county, cooperative educational service agency, and school district maintaining such
14special education program a sum equal to the amount expended by the county,
15agency, and school district during the preceding year for salaries of personnel
16enumerated in sub. (1)
,; the salary portion of any authorized contract for
physical or
17occupational therapy services
under sub. (1); the salary portion of any contract to
18provide special education services to pupils attending a charter school, as authorized
19under sub. (1); and other expenses approved by the state superintendent, as costs
20eligible for reimbursement from the appropriation under s. 20.255 (2) (b).
AB130, s. 4
21Section
4. 118.125 (5) (b) of the statutes is amended to read:
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118.125
(5) (b) Law enforcement officers' records obtained under s. 48.396 (1)
23or 938.396 (1) (b) 2. or (c) 3. and records of the court assigned to exercise jurisdiction
24under chs. 48 and 938 or of a municipal court obtained under s. 938.396 (2g) (m) may
25not be used by a school district as the sole basis for expelling or suspending a pupil
1or as the sole basis for taking any other disciplinary action
, including against a pupil,
2but may be used as the sole basis for taking action
against a pupil under the school
3district's athletic code
, against a pupil.
AB130, s. 5
4Section
5. 118.225 (intro.) of the statutes is renumbered 118.225 and amended
5to read:
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6118.225 Teacher evaluations. A school board may use the results of
7examinations administered to pupils under s. 118.30 and
20 USC 6311 (b) (3) to
8evaluate teachers
if the school board has developed a teacher evaluation plan that
9includes all of the following:.
AB130, s. 6
10Section
6. 118.225 (1) to (4) of the statutes are repealed.
AB130, s. 7
11Section
7. 118.30 (2) (c) of the statutes is amended to read:
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118.30
(2) (c) The results of examinations administered under this section or
13under
20 USC 6311 (b) (3) to pupils enrolled in public schools, including charter
14schools, may not be used
as the sole reason to discharge, suspend
, or formally
15discipline a teacher or as the
sole reason for the nonrenewal of a teacher's contract.
AB130, s. 8
16Section
8. 118.33 (1) (e) of the statutes is created to read:
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118.33
(1) (e) A school board may adopt a policy granting a pupil credit in
18physical education under par. (a) 1. for completing a season in an extracurricular
19sport if the sport is sanctioned by the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association.
20If a school board adopts a policy under this paragraph, it shall provide the
21department with a copy.
AB130, s. 9
22Section
9. 118.40 (2r) (b) 2m. of the statutes is created to read:
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118.40
(2r) (b) 2m. a. A charter or contract may include grounds for expelling
24a pupil from the charter school, but the charter or contract may not include as a
1ground for expulsion any ground for expulsion other than the grounds for expulsion
2under s. 120.13 (1) (c) 1., 2., or 2m.
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b. If the charter or contract includes grounds for expelling a pupil from the
4charter school as permitted under subd. 2m. a., the charter or contract shall include
5the procedures to be followed by the charter school prior to expelling a pupil. The
6procedures required under this subd. 2m. b. shall conform to the procedures specified
7under s. 120.13 (1) (c) 3. and 4. or to the procedures specified under s. 120.13 (1) (e).
AB130, s. 10
8Section
10. 118.43 (3) (intro.) of the statutes is amended to read:
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118.43
(3) Contract requirements. (intro.) Except as provided in pars. (am),
10(ar), and (at)
and sub. (3r), an achievement guarantee contract shall require the
11school board to do all of the following in each participating school:
AB130, s. 11
12Section
11. 118.43 (3r) of the statutes is created to read:
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118.43
(3r) Adjustment to participating grades. A school district that has
14entered into or renewed an achievement guarantee contract under this section may,
15in one or more years covered by the contract, choose not to comply with the
16requirement to reduce class size in the manner required under sub. (3) (a), (am), (ar),
17or (at) or permitted under sub. (3m) in one or more of the grades covered by the
18contract in one or more schools in the district.
AB130, s. 12
19Section
12. 118.43 (6) (b) 10. of the statutes is amended to read:
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118.43
(6) (b) 10. In the 2010-11 school year and any subsequent school year,
21$2,250 multiplied by the number of low-income pupils enrolled in
grades a grade 22eligible for funding
, and in a class in which the class size has been reduced in the
23manner required under sub. (3) (a), (am), (ar), or (at) or permitted under sub. (3m), 24in each school in the school district covered by contracts under sub. (3) (at) and by
25renewals of contracts under sub. (2) (g).
AB130, s. 13
1Section
13. 119.18 (6) (intro.) and (b) of the statutes are consolidated,
2renumbered 119.18 (6) and amended to read:
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119.18
(6) School calendar. The board may determine the school calendar and
4vacation periods for each school year for the regular day schools, summer schools,
5social centers
, and playgrounds
, except that: (b). The board may close any school or
6dismiss any class in the event of an emergency, fire or other casualty, quarantine
, or
7epidemic.
AB130, s. 14
8Section
14. 119.18 (6) (a) of the statutes is repealed.
AB130, s. 15
9Section
15. 120.12 (3) (a), (b) and (c) of the statutes are amended to read:
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120.12
(3) (a)
On Annually on or before November 1, determine the amount
11necessary to be raised to operate and maintain the schools of the school district and
12public library facilities operated by the school district under s. 43.52, if the annual
13meeting has not voted a tax sufficient for such purposes for the school year.
On 14Annually on or before November 6,
or, in those years in which a November general
15election is held, November 10, the school district clerk shall certify the appropriate
16amount so determined to each appropriate municipal clerk who shall assess the
17amount certified and enter it on the tax rolls as other school district taxes are
18assessed and entered.
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(b) If a tax sufficient to operate and maintain the schools of a school district for
20the ensuing school year has not been determined, certified and levied prior to the
21effective date of school district reorganization under ch. 117 affecting any territory
22of the school district, the school board of the affected school district shall determine,
23on or before the November 1 following the effective date of the reorganization, the
24amount of deficiency in operation and maintenance funds on the effective date of the
25reorganization which should have been paid by the property in the affected school
1district if the tax had been determined, certified and assessed prior to the effective
2date of the reorganization. On or before November 6,
or, in those years in which a
3November general election is held, November 10, the school district clerk shall
4certify the appropriate amount to each appropriate municipal clerk who shall assess,
5enter and collect the amount as a special tax on the property. This paragraph does
6not affect the apportionment of assets and liabilities under s. 66.0235.
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(c) If on or before November 1 the school board determines that the annual
8meeting has voted a tax greater than that needed to operate the schools of the school
9district for the school year, the school board may lower the tax voted by the annual
10meeting. On or before November 6,
or, in those years in which a November general
11election is held, November 10, the school district clerk shall certify the appropriate
12amount so determined to each appropriate municipal clerk who shall assess the
13amount certified to him or her and enter it on the tax rolls in lieu of the amount
14previously reported.
AB130, s. 16
15Section
16. 120.13 (1) (f) of the statutes is renumbered 120.13 (1) (f) 1.
AB130, s. 17
16Section
17. 120.13 (1) (f) 2. and 3. of the statutes are created to read:
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120.13
(1) (f) 2. No school board is required to enroll a pupil during the term
18of his or her expulsion from a public school in another state if the school board
19determines the conduct giving rise to the pupil's expulsion would have been grounds
20for expulsion under par. (c) 1., 2., or 2m.
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3. No school board is required to enroll a pupil during the term of his or her
22expulsion from a charter school established under s. 118.40 (2r) if the charter or
23contract for the charter school contains the provisions specified under s. 118.40 (2r)
24(b) 2m. If a pupil who has been expelled from a charter school established under s.
25118.40 (2r) seeks to enroll in a school district during the term of his or her expulsion,
1upon request of the pupil or, if the pupil is a minor, the pupil's parent or guardian,
2the governing body of the charter school shall provide the school board of the school
3district with a copy of the expulsion findings and order, a written explanation of the
4reasons why the pupil was expelled, and the term of the expulsion.
AB130, s. 18
5Section
18. 120.13 (1) (h) 1. a. of the statutes is renumbered 120.13 (1) (h) 1.
6am.
AB130, s. 19
7Section
19. 120.13 (1) (h) 1. ag. of the statutes is created to read:
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120.13
(1) (h) 1. ag. "Conditional enrollment" means enrollment of an expelled
9pupil in a school district other than the school district that expelled the pupil before
10the expiration of the term of expulsion specified in the pupil's expulsion order under
11par. (c) 3. or (e) 3.
AB130, s. 20
12Section
20. 120.13 (1) (h) 1. c. of the statutes is created to read:
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120.13
(1) (h) 1. c. "Enrollment condition" means a condition that a pupil is
14required to meet before he or she may be granted conditional enrollment or a
15condition that a pupil is required to meet after his or her conditional enrollment but
16before the expiration of the term of expulsion specified in the pupil's expulsion order
17under par. (c) 3. or (e) 3.
AB130, s. 21
18Section
21. 120.13 (1) (h) 2m. of the statutes is created to read:
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120.13
(1) (h) 2m. A school board other than the school board that expelled a
20pupil may specify in a written order one or more enrollment conditions instead of or
21in addition to the early reinstatement conditions imposed under subd. 2. by the
22school board, or independent hearing panel or independent hearing officer acting
23under par. (e), that expelled the pupil. Any enrollment conditions established under
24this subdivision shall relate to the reasons for the pupil's expulsion and may not
25extend the term of expulsion specified in the expulsion order issued under par. (c) 3.
1or (e) 3. The school district clerk of the school district other than the school district
2from which the pupil was expelled shall mail 2 copies of the order to the pupil or, if
3the pupil is a minor, to the pupil's parent or guardian. The expelled pupil or, if the
4pupil is a minor, the pupil's parent or guardian shall sign and return one copy of the
5order to the school board other than the school board that expelled the pupil. Within
615 days after the date on which the order under this subdivision is issued, the
7expelled pupil or, if the pupil is a minor, the pupil's parent or guardian may appeal
8the determination regarding whether an enrollment condition specified in the order
9is related to the reasons for the pupil's expulsion to the school board that specified
10the enrollment condition. The decision of the school board under this subdivision
11regarding that determination is final and not subject to appeal.
AB130, s. 22
12Section
22. 120.13 (1) (h) 3m. of the statutes is created to read:
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120.13
(1) (h) 3m. If the school district administrator, or his or her designee,
14of a school district other than the school district from which a pupil was expelled
15determines that the pupil has met the enrollment conditions established in a written
16order under subd. 2m., the school district administrator or designee may grant the
17pupil conditional enrollment in a school in the school district. The determination of
18the school district administrator or designee under this subdivision is final.
AB130, s. 23
19Section
23. 120.13 (1) (h) 4. of the statutes is amended to read:
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120.13
(1) (h) 4. If a pupil
granted early reinstatement under subd. 3. violates
21an early reinstatement condition that the pupil was required to meet after his or her
22early reinstatement but before the expiration of the term of expulsion, the school
23district administrator or a principal or teacher designated by the school district
24administrator may revoke the pupil's early reinstatement. Before revoking the
25pupil's early reinstatement, the school district administrator or his or her designee
1shall advise the pupil of the reason for the proposed revocation, including the early
2reinstatement condition alleged to have been violated, provide the pupil an
3opportunity to present his or her explanation of the alleged violation
, and make a
4determination that the pupil violated the early reinstatement condition and that
5revocation of the pupil's early reinstatement is appropriate. If the school district
6administrator or designee revokes the pupil's early reinstatement, the school district
7administrator or designee shall give prompt written notice of the revocation and the
8reason for the revocation, including the early reinstatement condition violated, to the
9pupil and, if the pupil is a minor, to the pupil's parent or guardian.
AB130, s. 24
10Section
24. 120.13 (1) (h) 4m. of the statutes is created to read:
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120.13
(1) (h) 4m. If a pupil granted conditional enrollment under subd. 3m.
12violates an enrollment condition that the pupil was required to meet after his or her
13conditional enrollment but before the expiration of the term of expulsion, the school
14district administrator of the school district in which the pupil is enrolled, or a
15principal or teacher designated by the school district administrator, may revoke the
16pupil's conditional enrollment. Before revoking the pupil's conditional enrollment,
17the school district administrator or his or her designee shall advise the pupil of the
18reason for the proposed revocation, including the enrollment condition alleged to
19have been violated, provide the pupil an opportunity to present his or her
20explanation of the alleged violation, and make a determination that the pupil
21violated the enrollment condition and that revocation of the pupil's conditional
22enrollment is appropriate. If the school district administrator or designee revokes
23the pupil's conditional enrollment, the school district administrator or designee shall
24give prompt written notice of the revocation and the reason for the revocation,
1including the enrollment condition violated, to the pupil and, if the pupil is a minor,
2to the pupil's parent or guardian.
AB130, s. 25
3Section
25. 120.13 (1) (h) 5m. of the statutes is created to read: