Kentucky HB586 amends health services provisions for youths, including sunscreen use and health care in camps.

Kentucky HB586 amends health services provisions for youths, including allowing kindergarten to grade five students to possess and self-apply sunscreen with parental permission and grades six to twelve students to do so without it. The bill also mandates that local boards of education adopt policies authorizing sunscreen use in school, school-sponsored activities, and care programs. Additionally, it requires youth camps to allow children to carry and self-administer sunscreen provided by parents or children.

Kentucky HB586 amends health services provisions for youths, including sunscreen use and health care in camps.

Kentucky HB586 amends health services provisions for youths, including allowing kindergarten to grade five students to possess and self-apply sunscreen with parental permission and grades six to twelve students to do so without it. The bill also mandates that local boards of education adopt policies authorizing sunscreen use in school, school-sponsored activities, and care programs. Additionally, it requires youth camps to allow children to carry and self-administer sunscreen provided by parents or children.