House Resolution No. by Representative Miller urges the state Department of Education and local public school governing authorities to develop and submit a report to the House Committee on Health and Welfare regarding the accommodation of students with seizure disorders. This resolution highlights the challenges faced by students with seizure disorders, including the need for individualized care, timely administration of medications, and appropriate training for school personnel. It emphasizes the importance of implementing seizure action plans and ensuring that students have access to prescribed medications during school hours, as well as the need for standardized reporting and accountability measures to evaluate compliance with existing laws.

The resolution calls for a comprehensive report by January 1, 2027, detailing the implementation of seizure action plans, training efforts for school staff, and policies governing medication access. Additionally, it encourages the Department of Education to identify best practices, improve awareness and training related to seizure disorders, and explore funding opportunities to support these initiatives. The resolution reflects a commitment to promoting the health and safety of students with seizure disorders and ensuring that they receive the necessary support within the educational system.