PA HB803

Requires Pennsylvania schools serving grades 9-12 to maintain opioid antagonists (such as naloxone/Narcan) on-site at each facility, with policy developed within 60 days of the act's effective date

Authorizes trained school nurses, teachers, and other qualified individuals to administer opioid antagonists during suspected overdose emergencies, regardless of whether the person has a history of drug abuse

Provides immunity from criminal prosecution, civil liability, and professional licensing sanctions for trained individuals who administer opioid antagonists in good faith with reasonable care

Requires that students or staff members who receive an opioid antagonist be transported to the nearest hospital emergency department for follow-up medical care

Applies to public schools, charter schools, cyber charter schools, private schools, nonpublic schools, intermediate units, and area career and technical schools operating in Pennsylvania