Hawaii HB267 mandates school safety measures including CPR training and AEDs for public and charter schools.

Hawaii HB267 aims to enhance school safety by requiring public and charter schools to have automated external defibrillators (AEDs), Narcan, EpiPens, and inhalers. It mandates that all public and charter schools have at least two AEDs, one in a permanent campus location and another for sporting events with 25 or more participants. The bill also requires mandatory CPR training for athletic trainers and coaches at the beginning of each academic year. The University of Hawaii is tasked with offering mandatory CPR training for athletic trainers and coaches.

Hawaii HB267 mandates school safety measures including CPR training and AEDs for public and charter schools.

Hawaii HB267 aims to enhance school safety by requiring public and charter schools to have automated external defibrillators (AEDs), Narcan, EpiPens, and inhalers. It mandates that all public and charter schools have at least two AEDs, one in a permanent campus location and another for sporting events with 25 or more participants. The bill also requires mandatory CPR training for athletic trainers and coaches at the beginning of each academic year. The University of Hawaii is tasked with offering mandatory CPR training for athletic trainers and coaches.