Illinois lawmakers recently passed legislation regarding required guidelines for dealing with food allergies in all Illinois schools. The great news is that these guidelines are already available online.
Most schools in the various districts around the state will most likely adopt these policies and tailor them, if necessary, to their schools' needs.
Many people worked tirelessly to get this passed and also to create the food allergy guidelines documents. This is big progress!
If you don't live in Illinois and are having trouble getting food allergy guidelines in your state, send this link along to your state government reps as a model of how to implement these policies.
If you do live in Illinois and are having trouble with your school, please refer them to this new food allergy guidelines link for direction and help.
In Ohio, the board of education of each city, local and vocational school district, along with the governing authority of each charter school, will be establishing a written food allergy management policy. The provision states that the policy is to be developed in consultation with parents, school nurses, other school employees, school volunteers, students, and community members.
Illinois School Info courtesy of The Nut-Free Mom.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
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