Assembly Bill 74 mandates that school boards, private school governing bodies, and charter school operators must notify a pupil's parent or guardian by the end of the day when they receive a credible report of alleged sexual misconduct involving that pupil. The bill specifies that a report is considered received when it is acknowledged by designated school officials, such as principals or superintendents. Additionally, the bill requires school boards to provide annual information to parents and guardians about accessing records related to school employee discipline.

The bill introduces new legal language under section 118.07 (6) of the statutes, detailing the notification process and the definitions of sexual misconduct as outlined in existing law. It emphasizes the urgency of parental notification and the importance of transparency regarding school employee discipline records. The provisions aim to enhance accountability and communication between schools and families in cases of alleged misconduct.