New Jersey A339, "Madalyn's Law," mandates school instruction on toxic shock syndrome and requires signage in women's restrooms.
New Jersey A339, also known as "Madalyn's Law," requires school districts to incorporate age-appropriate instruction on toxic shock syndrome in grades 4 through 12. The Commissioner of Education must provide sample learning activities and resources to assist with this instruction. Additionally, the bill mandates the installation of signs in women's restrooms in public buildings with two or more toilets, alerting users to the warning signs, causes, and dangers of toxic shock syndrome.
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