Directs Maine schools to adopt seizure action plans and provide seizure education.
The bill mandates that Maine school administrative units and approved private schools employ at least one individual trained to administer or assist with seizure medication. It requires parents to provide written authorization and a physician's statement for medication administration. Schools must collaborate with parents to create seizure action plans, kept on file and distributed to relevant staff. Beginning in the 2026-2027 school year, schools must offer age-appropriate seizure education to all students and ensure employees complete seizure disorder training.
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