Delaware Code
Subchapter I. General Regulatory Provisions
§ 4142. Free feminine hygiene products in schools.

(a) For the purposes of this section, “feminine hygiene products” means tampons and sanitary napkins, for use in connection with the menstrual cycle.
(b) By the 2022-2023 school year, all public and charter schools maintaining any combination of grades 4-12 shall provide free feminine hygiene products in a minimum of ½ of bathrooms, including those designated nongender conforming, used by students who can have a menstrual cycle.
(c) Schools must publish on the school's website and post in the school's common areas the locations of the bathrooms where feminine hygiene products are provided. Such information should be updated if bathroom locations are changed.
(d) Each school must consult with its school nurse regarding the feminine hygiene products to be provided.

Structure Delaware Code

Delaware Code

Title 14 - Education

Chapter 41. REGULATORY PROVISIONS

Subchapter I. General Regulatory Provisions

§ 4101. Reading of First Amendment of the United States Constitution.

§ 4101A. Use of schools for First Amendment purposes.

§ 4102. Penalties for violation of § 4101 of this title.

§ 4103. Teaching Constitution of the United States, Constitution and government of Delaware and the free enterprise system.

§ 4104. Display of American flag.

§ 4105. Salute to flag and pledge of allegiance.

§ 4106. Failure to require salute and pledge; penalty.

§ 4107. General election day; closing of schools.

§ 4107A. Primary election day; in-service day.

§ 4108. American Education Week.

§ 4109. School property; health and safety requirements.

§ 4110. Disturbing schools or destroying school property; penalty.

§ 4111. Disclosure of pupils' school records.

§ 4112. Reporting school crimes.

§ 4112A. Office of School Criminal Offense and Bullying Ombudsperson.

§ 4112B. Ombudsperson access.

§ 4112C. Good faith immunity.

§ 4112D. School bullying prevention.

§ 4112E. School Teen Dating Violence and Sexual Assault Act.

§ 4112F. Limitations on use of seclusion and restraint.

§ 4113. Authority of school crossing guards to ensure safety of pupils.

§ 4114. Right of State to transcribe and reproduce instructional material in braille and other media for handicapped minors.

§ 4115. Choice of transportation.

§ 4116. Drug/alcohol educational programs.

§ 4116A. Mental health educational programs.

§ 4117. Substance abuse.

§ 4118. Parents as Teachers Program.

§ 4119. Metal detectors.

§ 4120. School dress codes and uniforms.

§ 4121. Video cameras on public school property.

§ 4122. Parent's failure to attend school conference with superintendent; subpoena to compel attendance.

§ 4123B. Posting child abuse and neglect telephone report line.

§ 4123C. Personal body safety and child sexual abuse awareness and prevention.

§ 4124. Suicide prevention.

§ 4125. Driver education certification.

§ 4126. School-based health centers.

§ 4130. Expulsion of students; re-enrollment.

§ 4131. Notification of provisions pertaining to school crimes.

§ 4132. Student grades; teacher evaluation restriction.

§ 4133. Physical Education/Physical Activity Pilot Program.

§ 4134. Mandatory reporting of Delaware Healthy Children Program [CHIP] and Medicaid information.

§ 4135. American Sign Language.

§ 4136. Limitation of trans fats in food and beverage available or served to students in public schools [See 78 Del. Laws, c. 48, § 2, for applicability to certain contracts].

§ 4137. Alternative service models for school breakfast.

§ 4138. Cursive writing.

§ 4139. Computer science.

§ 4140. Delaware School Safety and Security Fund.

§ 4141. Holocaust instruction.

§ 4142. Free feminine hygiene products in schools.

§ 4143. Black history instruction.

§ 4144. Pupil identification cards; publication of safety hotline numbers [See 83 Del. Laws, c. 404, § 3 for application of this section].

§ 4145. Evidence-based reading curricula [Effective until Jan. 1, 2023].

§ 4145. Evidence-based reading curricula [Effective Jan. 1, 2023].

§ 4146. Media literacy [For application of this section, see 83 Del. Laws, c. 417, § 2].