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Wisconsin bar on identifying students in the University of Wisconsin System's remedial course report
In force since .
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- Obligation class
- Prohibition
What it requires
- If you are the University of Wisconsin System administration, do not disclose, in the annual report on high schools whose graduates must take remedial courses in English or mathematics, the identity of any student who is required to take a remedial course (Wis. Stat. sec. 36.65(5)(b)2.).
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What this law does
By September 1 of each year, the University of Wisconsin System administration must report to the legislature's standing committees and the state superintendent of public instruction the high schools with more than 6 graduates admitted to the system who, based on placement tests, must take remedial courses in English or mathematics, with the number of those students for each high school.
The system administration may not disclose in the report the identity of any student who is required to take a remedial course. The subsection was created by 2015 Wisconsin Act 28, which took effect on the first day of the 7th month beginning after its publication on .
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