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Trustees adopt ESC3 standing medical orders including Narcan and EpiPen
Summary
Taft ISD trustees approved ESC3 standing orders covering asthma, EpiPen, Narcan, over-the-counter medications, and Tylenol/Motrin to standardize on-campus emergency care protocols.
The Taft ISD Board approved adoption of standing medical orders provided by Education Service Center Region 3 (ESC3), covering Asthma, EpiPen, Narcan, over-the-counter medications, and Tylenol/Motrin.
Trustee Diana Buendia moved the approval and Trustee Greg Benedict seconded; the motion passed unanimously, 7–0. The minutes indicate the district will use ESC3’s standing orders as the framework for medication administration and emergency response protocols but do not append the full text of the orders.
The adoption enables district nurses and authorized staff to act under the ESC3 protocols; the minutes do not list implementation steps, staff training dates, or any exemptions for individual campuses.
