RI S2350

Requires parents of students with seizure disorders to collaborate with physicians and school nurses to create individualized seizure action plans that include medication access, administration instructions, and seizure recognition protocols

Authorizes trained school employees to administer FDA-approved nasal seizure rescue medications in emergencies when no school nurse is immediately available, with parent/guardian consent

Mandates training through the Epilepsy Foundation Seizure Training for School Personnel Program and CPR certification for staff administering seizure medications, though employees cannot be penalized for refusing training

Requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and Department of Health to establish policies and regulations for seizure rescue medication administration in schools

Provides civil liability protection for school districts and employees acting in good faith and substantial compliance with seizure action plans