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Regards school policies on administering overdose reversal drugs

State of Ohio

To amend section 3313.6022 and to enact sections 3313.7119, 3313.7120, 3314.148, 3326.62, and 3328.40 of the Revised Code regarding school policies on the administration of overdose reversal drugs and limits on student attendance in released time courses in religious instruction.

Status
Passed
Signed or otherwise enacted
Status date
Jan 19, 2026
297 days ago
Current chamber
House of Representatives
Session
2025-2026 Regular Session
OH HB 57 · PassedJan 19

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Bill details

Last action
Effective · Jan 19, 2026

Sponsors

DJDontavius JarrellsRepresentative · Democrat · HD-001Primary sponsor
JWJosh WilliamsRepresentative · Republican · HD-044Primary sponsor
ABAndrew BrennerSenator · Republican · SD-019Primary sponsor
JCJerry CirinoSenator · Republican · SD-018Primary sponsor
TGTheresa GavaroneSenator · Republican · SD-002Primary sponsor
SHStephen HuffmanSenator · Republican · SD-005Primary sponsor
TJTerry JohnsonSenator · Republican · SD-014Primary sponsor
TPThomas PattonSenator · Republican · HD-017Primary sponsor
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BRBill ReinekeSenator · Republican · SD-026Primary sponsor
MRMichele ReynoldsSenator · Republican · SD-003Primary sponsor
KRKristina RoegnerSenator · Republican · SD-027Primary sponsor
JTJane TimkenSenator · Republican · SD-029Primary sponsor
SWSteve WilsonSenator · Republican · SD-007Primary sponsor
CACindy AbramsRepresentative · Republican · HD-029Primary sponsor
RBRachel BakerRepresentative · Democrat · HD-027Primary sponsor
TBTim BarhorstRepresentative · Republican · HD-085Primary sponsor
ABAdam BirdRepresentative · Republican · HD-063Primary sponsor
SBSean BrennanRepresentative · Democrat · HD-014Primary sponsor
DBDarnell BrewerRepresentative · Democrat · HD-022Primary sponsor
KDKellie DeeterRepresentative · Republican · HD-054Primary sponsor
TFTex FischerRepresentative · Republican · HD-059Primary sponsor
HGHaraz GhanbariRepresentative · Republican · HD-075Primary sponsor
CGChris GlassburnRepresentative · Democrat · HD-015Primary sponsor
JGJennifer GrossRepresentative · Republican · HD-045Primary sponsor
DHDerrick HallRepresentative · Democrat · HD-034Primary sponsor
THThomas HallRepresentative · Republican · HD-046Primary sponsor
MHMark HinerRepresentative · Republican · HD-098Primary sponsor
DIDani IsaacsohnRepresentative · Democrat · HD-024Primary sponsor
MKMatthew KishmanRepresentative · Republican · HD-050Primary sponsor
JLJeff LaReRepresentative · Republican · HD-073Primary sponsor
CLCrystal LettRepresentative · Democrat · HD-011Primary sponsor
AMAdam MathewsRepresentative · Republican · HD-056Primary sponsor
TMTy MathewsRepresentative · Republican · HD-083Primary sponsor
LMLauren McNallyRepresentative · Democrat · HD-058Primary sponsor
JMJoseph MillerRepresentative · Democrat · HD-053Primary sponsor
IMIsmail MohamedRepresentative · Democrat · HD-003Primary sponsor
JNJohnathan NewmanRepresentative · Republican · HD-080Primary sponsor
TRTracy RichardsonRepresentative · Republican · HD-086Primary sponsor
MRMonica Robb BlasdelRepresentative · Republican · HD-079Primary sponsor
ERElgin RogersRepresentative · Democrat · HD-042Primary sponsor
JSJodi SalvoRepresentative · Republican · HD-051Primary sponsor
JSJean SchmidtRepresentative · Republican · HD-062Primary sponsor
MSMark SigristRepresentative · Democrat · HD-010Primary sponsor
JSJason StephensRepresentative · Republican · HD-093Primary sponsor
ESEric SynenbergRepresentative · Democrat · HD-021Primary sponsor
TUTerrence UpchurchRepresentative · Democrat · HD-020Primary sponsor

Bill history

Newest first.

Jan 19, 2026Effective
Oct 20, 2025Signed By The Governor
Oct 9, 2025Sent To The Governor
Oct 1, 2025Concurred in Senate amendmentsHouse
Oct 1, 2025PassedSenate
Oct 1, 2025Reported - Substitute: EducationSenate
May 14, 2025Referred to committee: EducationSenate
May 13, 2025IntroducedSenate
Show 4 earlier actions
May 7, 2025PassedHouse
Apr 30, 2025Reported: EducationHouse
Feb 5, 2025Referred to committee: EducationHouse
Feb 4, 2025IntroducedHouse

Recorded votes

House Favorable PassageApr 30, 2025 · House · 11 yea · 0 nayPassed
House PassedMay 7, 2025 · House · 96 yea · 0 nayPassed
Senate Favorable PassageOct 1, 2025 · Senate · 5 yea · 2 nayPassed
Senate PassedOct 1, 2025 · Senate · 28 yea · 4 nayPassed
House PassedOct 1, 2025 · House · 76 yea · 18 nayPassed

Subjects

  • Education
  • Education : Primary and Secondary Education
  • Health and Human Services : Substance Abuse and Addiction
  • House Education Committee
  • Senate Education Committee

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