HB 3812
Requires school districts to develop, implement and annually update a health services plan for the students of the school district.
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
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Bill overview
This bill requires Oregon school districts to create and maintain comprehensive health services plans for their students. These plans must meet specific standards, consider the needs of students with chronic illnesses, and ensure adequate staffing levels, including school nurses. The bill also directs the Teacher Standards and Practices Commission to offer professional development on school health services to administrators, focusing on legal and operational requirements.
Key provisions
- School districts must develop, implement, and annually update health services plans.
- The plans must meet standards established by the State Board of Education.
- The bill modifies categories of students requiring school nursing services and establishes nurse-to-student ratios.
- The Teacher Standards and Practices Commission must offer professional development on school health services for administrators.
- The bill addresses the delegation of school nursing services to licensed practical nurses and registered nurses.
- School districts must collect and report data on student health needs, including those with chronic conditions.
- The Department of Education can provide grants to school districts for implementing health services plans.
- The bill requires school nurses to coordinate services with parents, healthcare providers, and school staff.
Who is affected
- School districts
- Students
- School nurses
- Parents/Guardians of students
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Primary sponsor
Rep Neron
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