AL SB109

Designates Section 16-1-39, Code of Alabama 1975, as the Kyle Graddy Act, relating to self-administration of medications by students.

Permits students in public and nonpublic K-12 schools to possess and self-administer auto-injectable epinephrine on school property and at school-sponsored events with parental authorization and physician approval.

Defines auto-injectable epinephrine as a disposable drug delivery device containing a premeasured single dose used to treat life-threatening allergic reactions.

Requires parents or legal guardians to provide written authorization, medical authorization from a physician, and a liability indemnification agreement before student self-administration is permitted.

Clarifies that the law does not permit possession of controlled substances and maintains existing requirements for annual permission renewal with full compliance to authorization procedures.