Metro Nashville Public Schools Agrees to Settle Allegations It Violated the Americans with Disabilities Act by Discriminating Against Students with Type 1 Diabetes and to Modify Policies for Students with Type 1 Diabetes (Middle District of Tennessee, 2025)

“…agreed to modify the District’s policies, practices and/or procedures to permit the use of CGMs by children diagnosed with T1D who are prescribed such devices by a physician (or an advanced practice provider), to purchase or use existing equipment owned by the District to monitor blood glucose alerts transmitted from CGMs of children with T1D…”

Americans with Disabilities Act Investigation of Highline Public Schools Closing Letter from U.S. Attorney (W.D. Washington State, 2025): CGM Monitoring is a Reasonable Accommodation

page3 (3b): “For students whose medical needs require glucose monitoring and who use an FDA-approved CGM, school nurses, parent designated adults, and other necessary school personnel will be appropriately trained and available to monitor and effectively respond to information and alerts transmitted to a receiver, tablet/smartphone application, or other appropriate technology during the school day and school-sponsored activities as determined necessary based on the student’s developmental ability, individual level of independence, proximity to initial diagnosis, and/or age.”