The bill proposes the enactment of several new sections in the Revised Code that establish policies for Ohio schools regarding the administration of overdose reversal drugs. Specifically, it mandates that city, local, exempted village, or joint vocational school districts that choose to maintain a supply of these drugs must have a policy in place that includes guidelines for the maintenance and use of the drugs, the amount to be stored, secure storage requirements, and any necessary training for school employees or contractors. Additionally, the bill allows school districts to accept monetary donations for the purchase of these drugs and requires superintendents to report the use of the drugs in emergencies to relevant authorities and guardians.

The bill also extends these requirements to chartered and nonchartered nonpublic schools, community schools, STEM schools, and college-preparatory boarding schools, ensuring that they comply with the same provisions as school districts if they opt to maintain a supply of overdose reversal drugs. This comprehensive approach aims to enhance the preparedness of educational institutions in responding to overdose situations, thereby promoting student safety and well-being.