WA SB5240

School districts and private schools may maintain epinephrine supplies, including autoinjectors, at designated locations based on student enrollment, with prescriptions from licensed health professionals accompanied by standing orders for emergency administration

School nurses and designated trained personnel may use any available epinephrine on school property to respond to anaphylactic reactions, including for students without prescriptions on file, and may carry supplies on field trips and excursions

Schools must reimburse the cost of epinephrine to the owner if staff administer non-school-owned medication to a student who does not own it

Licensed health professionals, pharmacists, school employees, districts, and governing board members receive liability protection when epinephrine is administered in substantial compliance with prescriptions, standing orders, or written school policies aligned with state protocols

Training entities must issue certificates to personnel who complete anaphylaxis response training, and these certificates must be kept on file at the school