Authorizes high schools to include opioid overdose prevention and non-intravenous opioid antagonist administration in health education courses and.
The bill amends the education law to allow high schools to include opioid overdose prevention and non-intravenous opioid antagonist administration as part of required health education courses. It also authorizes certain students to administer non-intravenous opioid antagonists, such as naloxone, during school hours and at school events, provided they have completed relevant training and have written permission from a parent or a licensed health care provider. The bill mandates that parents or guardians be notified about their child's participation in opioid overdose prevention training.
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