Massachusetts H551 mandates parental notification and consent for health services and screenings for K-3 students.
Massachusetts H551 requires school districts to notify parents about health services offered at their child's school and obtain parental consent before administering health screenings or questionnaires. The bill also mandates that school districts adopt procedures for parents to voice concerns about their child's mental, emotional, or physical health and requires resolution within 30 days. It prohibits school personnel from discouraging parental notification and involvement in health-related decisions.
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