Texas HB1807 allows students with seizure disorders to self-administer anti-seizure medication at school.

Texas HB1807 amends the Education Code to allow students with seizure disorders to self-administer anti-seizure medication at school. This applies to students who have demonstrated the necessary skills to their physician and school nurse. The bill requires a written authorization from the student's parent and a written statement from the student's physician confirming the student's capability to self-administer the medication. The Texas Education Agency must update the form for submitting a seizure management and treatment plan by December 1, 2025.

Texas HB1807 allows students with seizure disorders to self-administer anti-seizure medication at school.

Texas HB1807 amends the Education Code to allow students with seizure disorders to self-administer anti-seizure medication at school. This applies to students who have demonstrated the necessary skills to their physician and school nurse. The bill requires a written authorization from the student's parent and a written statement from the student's physician confirming the student's capability to self-administer the medication. The Texas Education Agency must update the form for submitting a seizure management and treatment plan by December 1, 2025.