The bill proposes an appropriation for the Department of Education for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, with a total allocation of $899,212 for various programs and operational expenses. It establishes a maximum number of regular employees for the Department's Shared Services and State Operations, with specific salary grades assigned to each position. Notably, the bill includes the insertion of new positions and the deletion of the Fiscal Division Manager position, indicating a restructuring within the department. Significant funding is allocated for various programs, including $50 million for School Safety Grants and $277.49 million for Educational Freedom Accounts, as well as new funding for the Alternative Certification Program.

Additionally, the bill emphasizes compliance with the guidelines for fund disbursement and mandates that the Department of Finance and Administration adhere to these regulations to ensure appropriations align with agency requests. An emergency clause is included, stating that the act will take effect on July 1, 2025, to prevent disruptions in agency operations. The bill aims to enhance educational services and support for students and schools across the state while ensuring legislative oversight in the distribution of funds, particularly for school safety initiatives.