High school students allowed to possess and administer opiate antagonists.

HF 3349 requires Minnesota public and charter high schools to permit students in grades 9-12 to possess and administer opiate antagonists (like naloxone) to other students experiencing an opioid overdose. The bill directly affects high school students and school districts by mandating this policy change. Key provisions include requiring schools to allow student possession/administration of these life-saving drugs and extending legal protections under section 604A.04 to cover this activity. The law aims to make overdose reversal more accessible in school settings without adding new administrative burdens to schools.