No. SB 1204
Filed under Education.
Bleeding Control Kits in K-12 Schools; Requiring responses to severe bleeding incidents on school grounds to be included in each public school’s plan for urgent life-saving emergencies; requiring public schools to have bleeding control kits on school grounds by a specified date; requiring the Department of Education to establish guidelines for determining the required number of kits for each school; requiring certain staff to receive training relating to such kits; requiring the kits and the use of such kits to be included in certain drills, etc.
Plain English Summary
AI-GENERATEDPublic schools must have bleeding control kits on grounds by July 1, 2028. Kits must be clearly marked, publicized, and maintained per manufacturer recommendations.
The Department of Education will set guidelines for how many kits each school requires. Appropriate staff must receive training in using these kits.
Schools must include bleeding control kits in emergency drills. Severe bleeding incidents must be addressed in each school's urgent life-saving emergency plan.
AIRequires all public schools, including charter schools, to have bleeding control kits on school grounds by July 1, 2028.
AIRequires bleeding control kits to be in clearly marked, publicized locations and maintained per manufacturer recommendations.
AIRequires the Department of Education to establish guidelines for determining the number of bleeding control kits each school must have.
AIRequires appropriate staff, as determined by the department, to receive training in the use of bleeding control kits.
AIRequires bleeding control kits and their use to be integrated into appropriate emergency drills under s. 1006.07(4).
AIRequires that upon the use of a bleeding control kit, the kit must be restocked and used items must be replaced.
AIRequires each public school’s plan for urgent life-saving emergencies (PULSE) to address the appropriate use of school personnel to respond to incidents involving severe bleeding.