OK SB331

Creates the "Emerson Kate Cole Act" amending Oklahoma school medication policies to address allergic reactions and respiratory distress in students.

Requires school districts that stock Epinephrine injectors or inhalers to establish policies allowing trained school nurses and employees to administer these medications to students experiencing anaphylactic reactions or respiratory distress with parent/guardian permission.

Mandates school employees call 911 immediately if Epinephrine is administered to a student and notify parents or legal guardians of any possible allergic reaction as soon as possible.

Requires annual training for teachers and school employees directly responsible for students on food allergies, recognizing anaphylaxis, and administering Epinephrine, completed before the school year begins or upon hiring, with documentation retained in personnel files.

Becomes effective July 1, 2025, and declares an emergency to allow immediate implementation upon passage and approval.