Delaware’s health agency would post existing type 1 diabetes materials online, and school districts would make them available to enrolled students’ parents or guardians.
Each school district would make type 1 diabetes materials available to students’ parents or guardians. The materials would cover warning signs, screening, and what to discuss with a doctor after diagnosis.
Delaware’s health agency would consult the education agency and post existing type 1 diabetes materials on its website for families to use.
Each school district would make type 1 diabetes materials available. This covers parents or guardians of students enrolled in that district. The materials must describe type 1 diabetes, risk factors, warning signs, screening, and test results. They must recommend asking a doctor about immediate screening when warning signs appear and a treatment plan after diagnosis. If enacted on or before August 1, 2025, this duty would start August 1 in the first full year after enactment; if enacted later, it would start the next August 1.
The Department of Health and Social Services would post existing type 1 diabetes materials on its website. The materials must include information for parents or guardians of students. The health agency must consult the Department of Education and use existing, appropriate materials. If enacted on or before August 1, 2025, this duty would start August 1 in the first full year after enactment; if enacted later, it would start the next August 1.
No hearings or votes scheduled.