Relating to required screenings for pediatric feeding disorder for students with certain disabilities and to the individualized education programs for certain public school students with pediatric feeding disorder.

HB 1011 requires Texas public school districts to screen students with feeding or swallowing concerns for pediatric feeding disorder (impaired oral intake due to medical, nutritional, or psychological issues needing intervention). It mandates that schools include specific safety plans in these students' Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), covering feeding environment, equipment, dietary accommodations (including allergies and cultural restrictions), positioning, and emergency procedures. The bill directly affects public school students with disabilities eligible for special education services who present feeding difficulties. These plans must ensure safe nutrition and hydration while on school campuses, aligning with federal special education requirements.