D.C. Schools’ Emergency Med Plans in Limbo | Washington DC News
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D.C. Schools’ Emergency Med Plans in Limbo | Washington DC News
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A new audit reveals a troubling gap in D.C. schools’ readiness for medical emergencies: nearly half of emergency medication plans remain unapproved, sparking a heated debate over who’s truly responsible. While the auditor says OSSE must ensure compliance, the agency argues it’s a shared duty with D.C. Health and individual schools. Despite progress—with many schools now nearing completion—only 113 out of 246 schools had fully approved plans by last April, and one didn’t submit any at all. For parents, the lack of clarity is “a little bit scary,” as safety hinges on clear accountability and trained staff ready to act.
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