This bill mandates that school districts maintain a supply of nasal rescue medications, specifically diazepam and midazolam nasal sprays, along with portable oxygen delivery devices, to be readily accessible during seizure emergencies. The school nurse is tasked with designating secure yet unlocked locations for these supplies throughout the school building. Additionally, the bill clarifies that the use of portable oxygen devices is not limited to seizure emergencies but can also be utilized for other medical situations that may arise during school hours or school-sponsored events.

The bill also outlines the responsibilities of the school nurse in administering these medications and oxygen, including the designation of trained designees to act in the nurse's absence. It requires that designees receive proper training based on standardized protocols developed by the Department of Education and the Department of Health, with input from the New Jersey School Nurses Association. Furthermore, parental consent is necessary for the administration of these medications, and the school district must inform parents of their liability limitations. The Department of Education is tasked with reimbursing school districts for costs incurred in implementing these provisions.