According to Texas state law, students with asthma are entitled to possess self-administered prescription asthma medication on school property or at a school-related activity or event if: The medication is prescribed for the student, and the student’s name and information are clearly printed on the prescription label. Self-administration is done “in compliance with the prescription or written instructions from the student’s physician or other licensed healthcare provider.” The student’s parent provides a written and signed authorization to the school. The parent must provide a written and signed statement from the student’s physician or other licensed healthcare provider that states: The student has asthma and can administer her medication properly. The name and purpose of the medication. The prescribed dosage. The times or circumstances when the medicine may be administered. The period of time for which the medication is prescribed.