Allows unlicensed personnel to administer seizure rescue medication in schools and on school grounds.
This bill amends the education law to allow unlicensed personnel to administer seizure rescue medication in schools, on school grounds, and at school events. It requires written permission from a physician or other authorized health care provider and written parental consent. The medication may be left with a school health official for use as needed. The bill also provides immunity from liability for schools and their employees in cases of reasonable and good faith compliance.
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