Texas HB637 regulates bleeding control stations in public schools, requiring their availability, training, and specific supplies.
Texas HB637 amends the Education Code to regulate bleeding control stations in public schools. The bill mandates that school districts and charter schools maintain and make available bleeding control stations to school employees. It requires these stations to be stored in easily accessible areas, chosen by the school safety and security committee or the charter school's governing body.
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