House Bill No. 7075 mandates that the State Board of Education (SBE) provide curriculum materials on Islamic and Arab studies to local and regional boards of education, encouraging them to incorporate this subject into their instructional programs. This addition is part of a broader initiative to enhance educational offerings, which already includes various studies such as African-American, Puerto Rican, Latino, Native American, and Asian American studies, as well as personal financial management and Holocaust education. The bill aims to ensure that these materials are available within existing resources and appropriations.

The bill repeals a previous subsection of the law and replaces it with new language that includes Islamic and Arab studies as part of the curriculum materials that the SBE must make available. Specifically, it adds this subject as the thirteenth item in a list of educational topics, while removing the conjunction "and" before the instruction relating to the Safe Haven Act. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025, and is expected to have no fiscal impact on the state or municipalities, as the SBE is anticipated to fulfill these requirements using current resources.