NH SB433

Requires all public, charter, and private schools to provide up to 75 minutes of seizure recognition and first aid training every 2 years to principals, teachers, athletic directors, guidance counselors, and other staff with direct student contact

Mandates each school have at least 2 trained employees capable of administering seizure rescue medications or vagus nerve stimulator magnets by the 2026-27 school year, with a full-time school nurse counting as one of the two required personnel

Parents must provide written authorization, healthcare provider documentation with medication details, and collaborate with school personnel to create a seizure action plan before rescue medication can be administered to their child

Schools must store seizure medications in secure locations accessible only to trained personnel and maintain authorization documents on file with distribution to staff responsible for student supervision

Public school districts must develop age-appropriate seizure education programs consistent with Epilepsy Foundation guidelines, and the State Board of Education must adopt rules for program implementation and seizure action plan procedures