CA AB1810

Authorizes local educational agencies (school districts, county offices of education, and charter schools) to designate trained volunteers to administer emergency anti-seizure medication to pupils with seizure disorders or epilepsy upon parent/guardian request.

Requires the Superintendent of Public Instruction to establish minimum training standards by July 1, 2023, covering seizure recognition, medication administration, emergency procedures, and other specified topics, with review every five years.

Mandates local educational agencies obtain a seizure action plan from parents/guardians before administering emergency anti-seizure medication, including written authorization, health care provider statement with specific medical details, medication storage location, and notification of Section 504 and IDEA rights.

Protects trained volunteers and school nurses from civil liability and criminal prosecution when administering emergency anti-seizure medication in good faith and in compliance with the act, except for gross negligence, willful misconduct, or crimes.

Requires local educational agencies to distribute notice to staff at least once per school year describing volunteer opportunities, training details, and employee rights to volunteer or rescind participation without retaliation.