Tennessee HB1219 establishes a pilot program to place hygiene vending machines in eligible schools, providing free feminine hygiene products to.

Tennessee HB1219 amends Tennessee Code to create a pilot program for hygiene vending machines in eligible schools. These machines will dispense feminine hygiene products at no cost to students. Eligible schools are defined as public schools teaching grades five through twelve, with Title I schoolwide designation, and operated by a local educational agency, the state, or under a charter agreement. The Department of Health will select schools with the highest percentage of economically disadvantaged students.

Tennessee HB1219 establishes a pilot program to place hygiene vending machines in eligible schools, providing free feminine hygiene products to.

Tennessee HB1219 amends Tennessee Code to create a pilot program for hygiene vending machines in eligible schools. These machines will dispense feminine hygiene products at no cost to students. Eligible schools are defined as public schools teaching grades five through twelve, with Title I schoolwide designation, and operated by a local educational agency, the state, or under a charter agreement. The Department of Health will select schools with the highest percentage of economically disadvantaged students.