Tennessee SB0135 allows students to self-administer prescribed rescue seizure medication at school with parental consent.
Tennessee SB0135 amends the state's code to permit students to possess and self-administer prescribed rescue seizure medication while on school property or at school-related events. This requires written authorization from the student's parent or guardian and a statement from the student's healthcare provider detailing the medication's specifics. The school and its employees are not liable for injuries from the medication unless due to willful or wanton misconduct. The authorization is valid for the school year unless rescinded. Misuse of the medication can result in disciplinary action.
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