KS HB2489

State board of education must develop age-appropriate guidance on preventing fentanyl and opioid abuse and addiction, which will be distributed to all school districts

School districts must provide fentanyl abuse education programs to all students in grades 9-12, covering prevention of abuse/addiction and awareness of school and community resources for help

Every school must maintain a stock supply of naloxone (nasal spray devices), which school nurses or designated personnel may administer to anyone showing signs of opioid overdose at school or school events

School districts must establish policies for naloxone storage (safe, accessible location per manufacturer temperature requirements), inventory monitoring, expiration date tracking, and administration procedures

Districts may accept gifts, grants, donations, or naloxone devices from manufacturers/wholesalers to fund these requirements; programs may be delivered in cooperation with third-party organizations, health departments, or law enforcement