The resolution expresses strong opposition to the "Educational Rights Amendment of 2024," arguing that it is misleadingly titled and would have detrimental effects on Arkansas's education system and fiscal health. It highlights the achievements of the LEARNS Act, which has significantly improved teacher pay and public education funding, and emphasizes that Arkansas families currently enjoy more educational rights than ever before. The resolution raises concerns that the proposed amendment would impose substantial financial burdens, potentially costing over $1 billion annually, create new welfare programs without necessary restrictions, and reverse recent tax relief efforts.

Furthermore, the resolution warns that the amendment would threaten teacher pay raises, impose excessive regulations on private schools, infringe on religious liberties, and allow for the introduction of controversial ideologies in schools. It concludes by urging all registered voters in Arkansas to oppose the amendment, asserting that its adoption would undermine the progress made in education reform and limit the legislative body's ability to address future educational needs effectively.