Substance abuse services; making certain school training mandatory; requiring boards of education of public school districts to provide certain personnel with emergency opioid antagonists under specified condition. Effective date. Emergency.

SB 913 requires Oklahoma public school districts to provide designated school personnel - such as nurses, staff trained in CPR, and others authorized to respond to overdoses - with access to naloxone (an opioid overdose reversal drug) and mandatory training. The training covers recognizing overdose symptoms, administering naloxone per medical guidelines, using basic life-saving techniques, and contacting emergency services. School boards must ensure these staff members have naloxone available on their person or in their workspaces, and anyone administering naloxone in good faith is protected under Oklahoma’s Good Samaritan law. This bill directly affects public school staff, students, and individuals at school sites or events during opioid emergencies.