(a) Administering a chemical restraint to a student receiving special education services, as defined by § 49-10-102, is prohibited; provided, that nothing in this subsection (a) shall prohibit the administration of a chemical restraint when administered for therapeutic purposes under the direction of a physician and with the student’s parent or guardian‘s consent to administer such chemical restraint.
(b) Administering a noxious substance to a student receiving special education services, as defined by § 49-10-102, is prohibited.
(c) The use of any mechanical restraint on any student receiving special education services, as defined by § 49-10-102, is prohibited.
(d) Any form of life threatening restraint, including restraint that restricts the flow of air into a person‘s lungs, whether by chest compression or any other means, to a student receiving special education services, as defined by § 49-10-102, is prohibited.
(e)

(1) The use of isolation or restraint as a means of coercion, punishment, convenience or retaliation on any student receiving special education services, as defined by § 49-10-102, is prohibited.
(2) Removing or disabling any equipment or device that a student requires, including, but not limited to, a power wheelchair, brace, augmentative communication device, or walker, as a means of coercion, punishment, convenience, or retaliation on any student receiving special education services, as defined by § 49-10-102, is prohibited.
(3) [Deleted by 2021 amendment.]
(f) The use of a locked door, or any physical structure, mechanism, or device that substantially accomplishes the function of locking a student in a room, structure, or area, is prohibited.
(g) Any enclosed area or structure used as an isolation room shall be:

(1) Unlocked and incapable of being locked;
(2) Free of any condition that could be a danger to the student;
(3) Well ventilated and temperature controlled;
(4) Sufficiently lighted for the comfort and well-being of the student;
(5) Where school personnel are in continuous direct visual contact with the student at all times;
(6) At least forty square feet (40 sq. ft.); and
(7) In compliance with all applicable state and local fire, health, and safety codes.
(h) Notwithstanding this section, actions undertaken by school personnel to break up a fight or to take a weapon from a student are not prohibited; however, these acts shall be reported.