IndianaIndiana Senate urges study of seizure training for school employees
The adopted resolution asks the Indiana Senate to study seizure training requirements for school employees, without requiring schools to provide training.
What it does
The Indiana Senate is urged to study seizure training requirements for school employees. The resolution does not require a study or require schools to train staff.
Argument forA study could help lawmakers identify training that prepares school employees to recognize seizures and respond when students need emergency help.
Argument againstSchools may see no improvement in seizure preparedness because the resolution requests a study but requires no staff training.
More detail
The adopted resolution asks the Indiana Senate to study seizure training requirements. The requested study concerns training requirements for school employees concerning seizures. The request does not require the Senate to conduct a study or schools to provide training.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Feb 16First reading: adopted voice voteAdopted
- Feb 16Authored by Senator NiezgodskiIntroduced
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