Research indicates that the provision of quality health services in a school setting increases the use of primary care for adolescents. With an ever-changing array of physical and mental health needs for students and staff, state policymakers are adapting comprehensive health supports. This captures a spectrum of student health support elements, including health education, mental and behavioral health, and nutrition services. Recent policies have ranged from targeted adjustments like allowing school nurses to administer specific medications to broader approaches like establishing universal free school meals or creating school-based health centers. Student health and wellness has been at the forefront of governors' State of the State addresses for the past several years. It first surfaced as an emerging trend in 2019 and continued as a top issue every year since. Additionally, health is consistently one of the highest volume topic areas for introduced legislation in Education Commission of the States' State Education Policy Tracking tool. This Policy Snapshot reviews trends in recent legislation and in governor's State of the State addresses from 2022 to 2025 and highlights examples of enacted policy in that timeframe related to K-12 student health and wellness as a reference for state leaders interested in taking similar action.