Relating to cardiac events of student athletes.

SB 910 requires Oregon school districts to provide student athletes and their parents/guardians with information about cardiac event symptoms (like fainting during exercise, chest pains, or racing heart) before each athletic season. It mandates annual coach training to recognize these symptoms and seek medical help, and prohibits student athletes from participating in sports after experiencing symptoms until cleared by a medical professional. The bill directly affects student athletes, school staff, and coaches by establishing clear protocols for symptom recognition, medical clearance, and information sharing. School districts must develop and distribute these guidelines through acknowledgments or informational meetings. The law takes effect for the 2026-2027 school year.