The bill proposes supplemental appropriations totaling $524,276,588 from the Education Trust Fund for various educational agencies and entities in Alabama for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025. Key allocations include $28 million for textbook adoption by the State Board of Education, $134.65 million for one-time expenses by the State Department of Education, and $4 million for the Educational Television Commission. Additional funding is designated for initiatives such as $30 million for the Summer and Afterschool Program, $10 million for College and Career Readiness Grants, and $5 million for the Heman Drummond Center for Innovation. The bill emphasizes school safety, workforce training, and community engagement, with provisions for arts and cultural programs and support for veterans transitioning to civilian life.

Furthermore, the bill allocates funds to support various educational institutions, including $56.6 million to the Alabama Community College System for deferred maintenance and workforce training, and $54.3 million to the University of Alabama System for research capacity and facility renovations. It also includes significant funding for several universities for one-time expenses related to maintenance and renovations, such as $26,067,000 for Auburn University. Notably, the bill stipulates that unspent appropriated funds will not revert but will be carried forward for their intended purpose. Additionally, it establishes a provision for the Lieutenant Governor to develop a workforce participation improvement plan with an allocation of $350,000. The act is set to take effect immediately upon passage and approval by the Governor.