SB331

Schools; creating the Emerson Kate Cole Act; requiring a school employee to call 911 if Epinephrine is administered to a student; requiring certain training. Effective date. Emergency.

Chamber Passed·3/5/25

Oklahoma SB331 creates the Emerson Kate Cole Act, requiring school employees to call 911 if Epinephrine is administered to a student and mandates.

Oklahoma SB331, known as the Emerson Kate Cole Act, updates school medication policies to require school employees to call 911 if Epinephrine is administered to a student. It mandates that school districts maintain Epinephrine injectors or inhalers with spacers or holding chambers at school sites. The act also requires annual training for teachers and school employees on topics such as food allergies, recognizing anaphylaxis, and administering medication. Additionally, it includes provisions for notifying parents or legal guardians if a student experiences a possible allergic reaction.

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Where it stands

Last
Passed the Senate · 90–0 · Mar 5, 2025
Current
The House
Next
House floor vote

Sponsors

0
2
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Democratic CaucusRepublican Caucus

Roll Call Votes

90 Yea

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0 Nay

8 Absent

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History

May 12, 2025

House

Engrossed, signed, to Senate

May 12, 2025

Senate

HAs read

May 8, 2025

House

General Order