The bill amends sections of Florida Statutes related to interscholastic activities, specifically focusing on the participation of private school students in sports at Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) member schools. It introduces new requirements for determining whether a school offers a sport, stating that the activity must align with the designation required by existing law. The bill also revises the criteria for private school students to participate in FHSAA sports, removing previous limitations on eligibility based on whether the private school is a non-FHSAA member. Additionally, it mandates that private schools must provide student records upon request and clarifies that eligibility is contingent on the private school not offering the sport.

Furthermore, the bill revises the structure and appointment process for the FHSAA board of directors, ensuring a more diverse representation from both public and nonpublic schools. It establishes new requirements for committees on appeals, including timelines for decisions and the publication of appeal outcomes online. The bill emphasizes due process in appeals regarding student eligibility, requiring decisions to be made within specified timeframes and ensuring that all relevant evidence is considered. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.