MS SB2218

Establishes the "Mississippi Asthma and Anaphylaxis Child Safety Act" requiring school districts to permit students to self-administer prescription asthma and anaphylaxis medication on school property with parental authorization, physician documentation, and a liability release.

Authorizes school nurses and trained employees to administer auto-injectable epinephrine to any student believed to be experiencing anaphylaxis, whether or not the student has a prescription for epinephrine.

Requires schools maintaining epinephrine supplies to train at least one employee in proper administration through a registered nurse or licensed physician.

Mandates State Department of Education require each public school district to develop school asthma plans for children with asthma, adopt emergency protocols, provide staff training, and implement indoor air quality assessments and integrated pest management programs.

Grants civil liability immunity to school employees trained in epinephrine administration, prescribing physicians, and school districts for emergency anaphylaxis treatment provided in good faith, unless willful, wanton, or gross negligent misconduct occurs.