MS SB2333

Requires each public school district to have at least one trained employee or vendor at each school capable of administering seizure rescue medication, effective July 1, 2024

Mississippi Department of Education must provide free webinar training on seizure recognition, symptoms, and first aid response to all public and charter school personnel who supervise children

Parents or guardians of students with seizure disorders must provide written authorization, a healthcare provider statement with medication details, and the medication in its original sealed packaging before administration can occur

Schools must maintain a seizure action plan developed collaboratively with parents and keep all required documentation on file with the school nurse or administrator, with permission renewed annually

School districts, employees, and agents acting in good faith and in compliance with a student's individual health plan are granted immunity from criminal prosecution and civil liability for providing seizure-related assistance