High school students permission to possess opiate antagonists

SF 1687 requires Minnesota high schools to maintain at least two doses of opioid reversal medication (like naloxone) on-site for emergency use. It also allows high school students in grades 9-12 to possess and administer this medication to peers if they have written parental permission. Schools must follow a storage and administration plan, and students acting in good faith are protected from liability under the law. This policy directly affects students, parents, and school staff by expanding access to life-saving medication during opioid overdoses.