MS HB1145

Establishes the "Mississippi Asthma and Anaphylaxis Child Safety Act" to allow students to self-administer prescription asthma and anaphylaxis medications at school with parental authorization, physician statement, and liability waiver.

Requires school districts to adopt policies authorizing school nurses or trained employees to administer auto-injectable epinephrine to students experiencing anaphylactic reactions, whether or not the student has a prescription.

Mandates schools maintain supplies of auto-injectable epinephrine in secure, accessible locations and ensure at least one employee per school receives training in epinephrine administration from a registered nurse or physician.

Requires State Department of Education to mandate public school districts maintain Individual Health Plans for children with asthma, anaphylaxis, or other life-threatening diseases; implement emergency protocols; and provide staff training on asthma and anaphylaxis management.

Provides civil liability immunity for school employees, physicians, and school districts who administer auto-injectable epinephrine in good faith unless actions constitute willful, wanton misconduct, or gross negligence; repeals prior asthma medication self-administration statute.