The statement that minimal care is required for a student with an individualized health care plan who experiences a non-convulsive seizure is false. Non-convulsive seizures, also called absence seizures, may not involve convulsions but still require attentive care. During such a seizure, the student may appear to stare blankly or have brief lapses in awareness. It is important to ensure the student's safety, stay with them, guide them away from hazards, and provide reassurance and support. After the seizure, helping the student reorient and resume activities is necessary. Therefore, appropriate care beyond minimal attention is required for these seizures in a school setting.