Texas HB2801 amends the Education Code to address the use of epinephrine delivery devices and medication for respiratory distress in schools.

HB2801 modifies the Education Code to allow schools to adopt policies for maintaining, administering, and disposing of epinephrine delivery devices and medication for respiratory distress. Schools must ensure trained personnel are available to administer these devices and medications. The bill also establishes an advisory committee to review the administration of these treatments on school campuses. Additionally, it provides immunity from liability for those acting in good faith under these policies. The changes take effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB2801 amends the Education Code to address the use of epinephrine delivery devices and medication for respiratory distress in schools.

HB2801 modifies the Education Code to allow schools to adopt policies for maintaining, administering, and disposing of epinephrine delivery devices and medication for respiratory distress. Schools must ensure trained personnel are available to administer these devices and medications. The bill also establishes an advisory committee to review the administration of these treatments on school campuses. Additionally, it provides immunity from liability for those acting in good faith under these policies. The changes take effect September 1, 2025.