Allows students, parents, and school personnel to use sunscreen without a physician's note on school property.
This bill amends the Massachusetts General Laws to allow students, parents, and school personnel to possess and use topical sunscreen products on school property or at school-related events without a physician's note or prescription. The bill specifies that sunscreen is not considered an over-the-counter medication for this purpose. It also notes that school personnel are not required to assist students in applying sunscreen, though schools may encourage sun safety education.
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