The bill proposes the enactment of several new sections in the Revised Code concerning school policies on the administration of overdose reversal drugs. Specifically, it establishes that city, local, exempted village, or joint vocational school districts that choose to maintain a supply of overdose reversal drugs must have their superintendents adopt and implement a policy for the maintenance and use of these drugs. This policy must include guidelines for the amount of supply, secure storage, and any required training for school employees or contractors. Additionally, the bill mandates that superintendents report the use of these drugs in emergencies to relevant authorities and notify parents if a pattern of overdoses is identified.

The bill also extends similar requirements to chartered and nonchartered nonpublic schools, community schools, STEM schools, and college-preparatory boarding schools, ensuring they comply with the same provisions as school districts if they opt to maintain a supply of overdose reversal drugs. Furthermore, all these educational institutions are permitted to accept donations to fund the purchase of these drugs. Overall, the legislation aims to enhance the preparedness of schools in responding to overdose situations and ensure proper protocols are in place for the safety of students.