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International Business Times
Danielle Ong

New Wisconsin Law Requires Schools To Notify Parents if Their Children Become Victims of Sexual Misconduct

A new Wisconsin law requires schools to quickly notify parents when students are reported victims of sexual misconduct.

Wisconsin lawmakers have passed a new law that requires schools to promptly inform parents if their child is the victim of sexual misconduct on school grounds.

State Gov. Tony Evers signed the bill into law on Wednesday after it received bipartisan support in both chambers of the state legislature earlier this month. The measure, known as Act 112, takes effect in January 2026 and aims to strengthen communication between schools and families when serious incidents occur.

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