HB 3029 expands the ability of school personnel to administer nonprescription medications to students in public, charter, and private schools. The bill grants immunity from civil liability to school employees or volunteers who administer medication, provided they follow written parental authorization and proper labeling requirements. It also allows nurses and authorized school employees to administer over-the-counter medications without a specific healthcare provider’s prescription, as long as parental consent is obtained. These changes aim to provide greater flexibility for schools in managing student health needs while ensuring legal protections for staff​.