New Texas law requires parental consent for routine care in schools: Uneven rollout questions student safety in the US
A new law in Texas, Senate Bill 12, is changing school health services. Parental consent is now needed for even basic care like bandages. This is causing confusion among nurses and schools. Some students may face delays in getting help. Health groups are worried about student safety. The law's quick implementation has disrupted school operations across 1200 public school districts.
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