The bill mandates that starting in the 2025-2026 school year, all school district employees working in buildings with students diagnosed with seizure disorders must receive up to one hour of training in seizure recognition and related first aid. This training will be based on guidelines from a nationally-recognized epilepsy organization and will cover recognizing seizure symptoms, appropriate responses, and administering seizure medications. The school nurse or administrator will be responsible for coordinating this training annually for each school year a student with a seizure disorder is enrolled.

Additionally, the bill outlines the requirements for administering seizure rescue medication to students, which includes creating a seizure action plan in collaboration with the student's parent and healthcare provider, as well as maintaining written authorizations and statements on file. Importantly, the bill provides immunity from liability for actions taken under this section and allows the state board of education to adopt necessary rules and regulations for implementation. The definitions of key terms such as "parent," "seizure action plan," and "student" are also included to clarify the bill's provisions.