Black Catholic History Month: November 2023 recognized as -
SJR85Commencement of public school term: prohibition changed from September 1 to the Monday before Labor Day -
AB435Energy efficiency grant program re school buildings -
AB827Energy efficiency grant program re school buildings -
SB871Equity and Inclusion, Council on and Office for Equity and Inclusion created and attached to DOA; statewide plan for equity and inclusion established; report and FTE provisions -
AB1112Focus on Energy initiatives for low-income households -
AB826Focus on Energy initiatives for low-income households -
SB806Four-year-old kindergarten: how pupils are counted for state aid purposes changed -
AB529Initial license to teach grades K to 5: Foundation of Reading test (FORT) requirement exemption re completion of comparable course of study -
AB1092Initial license to teach grades K to 5: Foundation of Reading test (FORT) requirement exemption re completion of comparable course of study -
SB996Kidney Month: March 2024 proclaimed as -
AJR133Kidney Month: March 2024 proclaimed as -
SJR126National Girl Scout Day recognized March 12, 2024 and congratulations on the 112th anniversary of Girl Scouts of the United States of America -
AJR136National Girl Scout Day recognized March 12, 2024 and congratulations on the 112th anniversary of Girl Scouts of the United States of America -
SJR129November 11 (Veterans Day) designated a state holiday and state offices close; paid holidays for state employees provision -
AB112Race-based discrimination includes traits historically associated with race, “protective hairstyle” defined -
AB240Race-based discrimination includes traits historically associated with race, “protective hairstyle” defined -
SB246Retail sales of alcohol beverages: remote delivery order and remote pickup order allowed; conditions, permit, and ordinance provisions -
AB127Retirement payments or distributions: individual income tax subtraction increased and expanded; JSCTE appendix report -
AB384School mental health and pupil wellness aid expenditures eligible for reimbursement under the state categorical aid program -
AB589School social worker interns: stipends from DPI created -
AB1151Slavery and involuntary servitude prohibited, including as punishment for a crime. Constitutional amendment (1st consideration) -
AJR102Slavery and involuntary servitude prohibited, including as punishment for a crime. Constitutional amendment (1st consideration) -
SJR95St. Joseph the Worker Day: May 1 of each year recognized as; executive branch requested to recognize -
AJR135State park annual vehicle admission fee waiver for parent or guardian of student with an Every Kid Outdoors pass from the U.S. National Park Service -
AB30Teacher and administrator licensure requirement for private schools participating in a parental choice program or the SNSP; exception provided -
AB534Teacher Appreciation Week proclaimed May 8-12, 2023 -
AJR41Teacher Appreciation Week proclaimed May 8-12, 2023 -
SJR40Other proposals authored or co-authored by Myers, Rep. LaKeshia (12th Asm.Dist.; D)
Assembly Bills:
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1031,
1055,
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1021,
1082,
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1219Assembly Joint Resolutions:
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139Senate Bills:
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964,
969,
978,
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1110Senate Joint Resolutions:
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1322551Nedweski, Rep. Amanda (61st Asm.Dist.; R)
Abortion if postfertilization age of the unborn child is 14 or more weeks prohibited; medical emergency and referendum provisions -
AB975Abortion if postfertilization age of the unborn child is 14 or more weeks prohibited; medical emergency and referendum provisions -
SB1011BioForward, Inc.: WEDC grant re designation as a regional technology and innovation hub by federal government -
AB916BioForward, Inc.: WEDC grant re designation as a regional technology and innovation hub by federal government -
SB894Choose Life Wisconsin: DHS to award grants to; report required -
AB344Choose Life Wisconsin: DHS to award grants to; report required -
SB345Civic education: required model curriculum and instructional materials for elementary and high school grades; high school diploma requirement; charter school and private schools participating in a parental choice program and reports provisions -
AB898Civic education: required model curriculum and instructional materials for elementary and high school grades; high school diploma requirement; charter school and private schools participating in a parental choice program and reports provisions -
SB837Definitions of habitual truant and truancy changed -
AB1025Federal Internal Revenue Code changes adopted re contribution to health savings account and telehealth or other remote care services -
AB364Federal Internal Revenue Code changes adopted re contribution to health savings account and telehealth or other remote care services -
SB364Free speech and academic freedom standards and due process in disciplinary proceedings established at UW System and TCS institutions; civil cause of action, grant funding, and Wisconsin grant funding provisions -
AB553Free speech and academic freedom standards and due process in disciplinary proceedings established at UW System and TCS institutions; civil cause of action, grant funding, and Wisconsin grant funding provisions -
SB575Mistreating animals: grievous bodily harm defined, penalty revisions, and hunting dog exemption -
AB75Paraprofessional experience: DPI to issue provisional license to teach under set criteria -
AB640Partial veto to create or increase taxes and fees: prohibit Governor from using. Constitutional amendment (1st consideration) -
AJR112Partial veto to create or increase taxes and fees: prohibit Governor from using. Constitutional amendment (1st consideration) -
SJR109Pathway to teacher licensure based on equivalency: DPI required to offer provisional license, conditions set -
AB639Public records law: extends nondisclosure requirement re personally identifiable information of confidential law enforcement informants -
AB118Public records law: extends nondisclosure requirement re personally identifiable information of confidential law enforcement informants -
SB119“Sexual contact” definition revised re crimes against children and the crime of sexual assault; JRCCP may report -
AB166Textbooks, curricula, and instructional materials used in schools: school board required to comply with a district resident’s inspection request in certain time period, adopt policy, and post list to district’s website -
AB638TIDs in the Village of Pleasant Prairie: eliminating certain exemptions -
AB94TIDs in the Village of Pleasant Prairie: eliminating certain exemptions -
SB6U.S. citizenship required for technical college district board membership -
AB545U.S. citizenship required for technical college district board membership -
SB522Other proposals authored or co-authored by Nedweski, Rep. Amanda (61st Asm.Dist.; R)
Assembly Bills:
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779,
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1029,
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1024,
1065,
1064,
1020,
1021,
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1090Assembly Joint Resolutions:
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882,
931,
932,
967,
968,
969,
976,
977,
978,
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1009Senate Joint Resolutions:
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1292491Neubauer, Rep. Greta (66th Asm.Dist.; D)
Constitutional restrictions on marriage eliminated. Constitutional amendment (1st consideration) -
AJR107Criminal defenses of adequate provocation, self-defense, or not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect eliminated for claims based on discovery of victim’s gender identity or sexual orientation -
AB307Criminal defenses of adequate provocation, self-defense, or not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect eliminated for claims based on discovery of victim’s gender identity or sexual orientation -
SB307Deer, Ada: life, public service, and legacy as an advocate for Indigenous rights and social justice honored -
AJR68Deer, Ada: life, public service, and legacy as an advocate for Indigenous rights and social justice honored -
SJR62Discrimination on basis of person’s gender identity or gender expression prohibited -
AB501Discrimination on basis of person’s gender identity or gender expression prohibited -
SB474Earl, Gov. Anthony S.: life and public service of the 41st Governor of Wisconsin honored -
AJR28Earl, Gov. Anthony S.: life and public service of the 41st Governor of Wisconsin honored -
SJR25Equal Pay Day: March 15, 2023 recognized as -
AJR18Green jobs training program established; grants, FTE, and reports provisions -
AB809Green jobs training program established; grants, FTE, and reports provisions -
SB761Ladwig, James “Jim”: life and public service of former state representative commended -
AR13National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL): 50th anniversary in 2025 recognized -
AJR118Social cost of carbon emissions considered by PSC when issuing certificates for certain electric and public utility projects -
AB811Social cost of carbon emissions considered by PSC when issuing certificates for certain electric and public utility projects -
SB760Wisconsin Climate Corps (WCC) program and board created, audit and report provisions -
AB810Wisconsin Climate Corps (WCC) program and board created, audit and report provisions -
SB762Wisconsin's Transgender Day of Remembrance proclaimed November 20, 2023 -
AJR50Wisconsin’s Transgender Day of Visibility: March 31, 2023 proclaimed as -
AJR20Wisconsin’s Transgender Day of Visibility: March 31, 2023 proclaimed as -
SJR15Other proposals authored or co-authored by Neubauer, Rep. Greta (66th Asm.Dist.; D)
