Hawaii HB1803 mandates heat acclimatization policies for schools to prevent heat-related illnesses in students.
Hawaii HB1803 requires the board of education to adopt a heat acclimatization and practice policy for all schools, grades kindergarten to twelve. The policy must be based on the Hawaii Athletic Trainers Association's Heat Acclimatization and Practice Policy of 2017, with specific provisions for modifying or canceling activities based on wet-bulb globe temperature measurements, ensuring adequate hydration, and safeguarding students with medical conditions. The bill also appropriates funds for wet-bulb globe temperature thermometers and training for school staff.
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