Wyoming § 21-3-133 Child sexual abuse education, prevention and
response

Wyoming Statutes

§ 21-3-133 — Child sexual abuse education, prevention and response

Wyoming § 21-3-133

Title 21Education

Ch. 3SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN GENERAL

Art. 1IN GENERAL

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 21-3-133 (2026).

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(a)A school district that has not already taken similar action is authorized to take the following actions relating to child sexual abuse education, prevention and response:

(i)Provide parents with information on the warning signs of child sexual abuse and any available resources for education, prevention and response;

(ii)Provide training to teachers and other school district employees, including:

(A)Instructional methods relating to the provisions of W.S. 21-9-104;

(B)Child abuse or neglect reporting requirements specified in W.S. 14-3-205;

(C)Methods to respond to a student's disclosure of sexual abuse in a supportive and appropriate manner.

(iii)Consult with federal, state and local entities and community based organizations, including the child welfare information gateway inter

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(a) A school district that has not already taken similar
action is authorized to take the following actions relating to
child sexual abuse education, prevention and response:
(i) Provide parents with information on the warning
signs of child sexual abuse and any available resources for
education, prevention and response;
(ii) Provide training to teachers and other school
district employees, including:
(A) Instructional methods relating to the
provisions of W.S. 21-9-104;
(B) Child abuse or neglect reporting
requirements specified in W.S. 14-3-205;
(C) Methods to respond to a student's disclosure
of sexual abuse in a supportive and appropriate manner.
(iii) Consult with federal, state and local entities
and community based organizations, including the child welfare
information gateway internet website maintained by the United
States department of health and human services, to identify
evidence based tools and programs to prevent and respond to
child sexual abuse;
(iv) Develop community based strategies to promote
education, collaboration and accountability among persons and
entities who are responsible for child sexual abuse education,
prevention and response, including parents and guardians, law
enforcement, judicial officers, health care providers and other
members of the community;
(v) Coordinate with the local child protection team
in accordance with W.S. 14-3-212(b)(ii);
(vi) Accept funds from private and public sources for
programs relating to this section.