H644
An Act updating the administration of medications in schools statute to include epilepsy
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Bill overview
This bill updates Massachusetts law regarding medication administration in schools to specifically address students with epilepsy. Currently, the statute doesn't explicitly outline procedures for managing epilepsy medications, potentially creating challenges for students and schools. This legislation aims to clarify and standardize the process, ensuring students with epilepsy receive appropriate and timely medication support within the school environment. It seeks to provide a more comprehensive framework for schools to safely manage these students' health needs.
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Primary sponsor
Joseph D. McKenna
Cosponsors
John J. Marsi
Joseph D. McKenna
Jr. Donald R. Berthiaume
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