North Carolina S729 clarifies health screening procedures in public schools, requiring parental consent for screenings.
North Carolina S729 amends the state's education code to clarify the procedures for health screenings in public schools. The bill mandates that public school units notify parents at the beginning of each school year about health care services offered and the means to provide consent for these services. It also requires schools to inform parents about changes in services or monitoring related to their child's health and well-being.
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