Pupil health: mobile vision care services: schoolsites.

Existing law requires the governing board of a school district to provide for the adequate testing of the sight and hearing of each pupil enrolled in the schools of the school district to be given only by specified persons. Existing law requires a school nurse or other authorized person to appraise the vision of a pupil during kindergarten, or upon first enrollment or entry of that pupil in a California school district at an elementary school, and in grades 2, 5, and 8, as specified. This bill would authorize a public school to enter into a memorandum of understanding with a nonprofit mobile vision care services provider to provide noninvasive vision care services consisting of providing vision examinations and eyeglasses to pupils at the schoolsite of the public school. The bill would require vision screenings provided pursuant to the bill's provisions to be supplemental to, and to not replace, the above-referenced vision appraisals or screenings provided pursuant to existing law. The bill would require a public school to provide parents and guardians with an opportunity to opt out of his or her child receiving these vision care services, as provided.