Requires K-12 schools to have bleeding control kits and integrate them into emergency plans.
The bill mandates that each public school in Florida develop a plan for urgent life-saving emergencies, integrating evidence-based core elements for cardiac emergencies. It requires schools to have bleeding control kits on grounds by July 1, 2028, in clearly marked locations. The Department of Education must establish guidelines for the number of kits per school. Appropriate staff must receive training on using the kits, which must be restocked after use and included in emergency drills.
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