Effective date, January 1, 2027.
Summary
The law requires every K‑12 district to adopt policies that let students self‑administer prescribed epinephrine (or other pre‑measured meds) in school, activities, before‑/after‑care, and transit. It sets training standards for staff, defines how backup medication is stored, and shields schools and personnel from civil or criminal liability when they act in good faith. The changes aim to improve emergency response for allergic and asthma attacks while clarifying responsibilities.
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