The bill proposes the enactment of several sections within the Revised Code that establish policies for the administration of overdose reversal drugs in various types of schools, including city, local, exempted village, joint vocational, chartered and nonchartered nonpublic schools, community schools, STEM schools, and college-preparatory boarding schools. Specifically, it mandates that any school district or school that opts to maintain a supply of overdose reversal drugs must adopt a policy that includes guidelines for the maintenance and use of these drugs, the amount to be kept on hand, secure storage requirements, and necessary training for staff. Additionally, the bill allows schools to accept monetary donations for the purchase of these drugs.

Furthermore, the bill outlines reporting requirements for school superintendents following the use of an overdose reversal drug, including notifying the Department of Education and Workforce, the district board of education, and the parents or guardians of the affected student. If a pattern of overdoses is identified, the superintendent is also required to inform all parents or guardians within the district. Overall, the legislation aims to enhance the preparedness of schools in responding to overdose emergencies and to ensure that appropriate measures are in place for the safety of students.