Menstrual equity compliance for schools
School Mandated Period Programs, Fully Managed
State menstrual equity laws require free period products for students — but they do not staff the program. NEXAFLO supplies period products for schools, includes touch-free period dispensers, plans replenishment, oversees inventory and produces the compliance documentation districts are asked to show.
How a mandated school period program runs
Compliance is not a one-time installation. It is ongoing availability — documented. Here is what NEXAFLO manages for districts, campuses and individual buildings.
1. Mandate review
We map the requirement that applies to your district — grade levels, restroom coverage and documentation expectations — before anything is installed.
2. Dispensers and products
Touch-free period dispensers are included, with pads and tampons supplied for every covered restroom. No capital equipment purchase.
3. Replenishment planning
Restocking cadence is set per building and adjusted through the school year so period products in schools stay available during peak terms.
4. Inventory oversight
Service activity and reported usage show which buildings consume faster, so shortages get corrected before a student finds an empty dispenser.
5. Compliance documentation
Each visit produces a record. Administrators can show a board, state agency or auditor that free period products were stocked and available.
6. Ongoing program oversight
A managed program means no purchase orders, no closet inventory and no staff member personally responsible for restocking restrooms.
Compare requirements in the state menstrual equity mandate guide, see the full schools program, or review what period products are included.