Requires a student’s parents be notified if it is suspected that they have sustained a concussion during an interscholastic athletic activity. 

Requires district governing boards, in consultation with a statewide organization that governs interscholastic activities, to develop guidelines, information, and forms on the dangers of heat-related illnesses, sudden cardiac death, and prescription opioid use. Students and their parents must be provided with this information at least once a year before participating in interscholastic athletic activities.  

Requires ADE to cooperate with a statewide organization that governs interscholastic activities to establish a two-year concussion management pilot program during the 2018 and 2019 school years. The program will be for physical therapists who have been trained in the evaluation and management of concussions and head injuries and they will be responsible for removing and putting back into play students they suspect have sustained a concussion during interscholastic athletic activities. 

Requires the governing body of a charter school and the governing board of a school district prescribe and enforce policies to notify a student's parent or guardian if anyone engages the student in threatening, harassing, or intimidating conduct.  

Confers immunity from civil liability on a school district, charter school, its officials, and employees for enforcing these policies.  

The bill also requires district boards, in prescribing and enforcing policies on bullying, to create procedures for notifying the alleged victim and their parent or guardian when a school official or employee becomes aware of the suspected incident of harassment, intimidation, or bullying.