OH HB57

School districts that elect to maintain overdose reversal drugs (such as naloxone) must adopt policies specifying supply amounts, secure storage locations accessible to staff, and any required employee training

Superintendents must report each emergency use of an overdose reversal drug to the school board and the affected student's parent/guardian, with annual reporting to the Department of Education and Workforce

The Department of Education and Workforce must develop a model overdose reversal drug policy by August 1, 2026, in consultation with the Department of Health

Schools may accept donations specifically for purchasing overdose reversal drugs and must track expenditure of those donated funds

Requirements apply to public school districts, community schools, STEM schools, college-preparatory boarding schools, and chartered/nonchartered nonpublic schools that elect to maintain the drugs