CA SB568

Requires local educational agencies (school districts, county offices of education, and charter schools) to provide emergency epinephrine delivery systems at each schoolsite and at state or federally subsidized childcare programs they operate or contract with

Expands the definition of "trained personnel" who can administer epinephrine to include employees of childcare programs who volunteer and receive appropriate training

Authorizes pharmacies to furnish epinephrine delivery systems to local educational agencies for use at schools and affiliated childcare programs, replacing previous language limited to "auto-injectors"

Allows pupils with prescriptions to carry and self-administer epinephrine delivery systems (broader than previous "auto-injector" language) with written authorization from their physician and parent/guardian

Requires the Superintendent to review training standards every five years for personnel administering epinephrine, including instruction on recognizing anaphylaxis symptoms, storage procedures, and emergency follow-up protocols