US HB7590

States receiving Elementary and Secondary Education Act funds must establish minimum concussion safety requirements within 5 fiscal years or face funding reductions of 5% the first year and 10% in subsequent years of noncompliance

Local educational agencies must develop concussion safety plans that train school personnel on prevention and recognition, provide educational materials to students and parents, and support students recovering from concussions with multidisciplinary management teams

Students suspected of sustaining a concussion must be immediately removed from school-sponsored athletic activities and cannot return until receiving written clearance from a health care professional trained in pediatric concussion management

Public schools must post peer-reviewed concussion information (such as CDC materials) on school grounds and websites, including risks, symptoms, and recommended actions for students

Schools must provide academic accommodations for students recovering from concussions, including cognitive rest periods, modified assignments, and evaluation for services under IDEA or Section 504 if symptoms persist