The bill amends section 1002.37 of the Florida Statutes, which governs the Florida Virtual School. Key changes include the removal of provisions that previously prioritized certain students for admission, allowing the school to serve all students who meet the necessary profile for success. The bill also revises the governance structure of the board of trustees, allowing for meetings to be called by the board chair or at the request of the president and chief executive officer of the Florida Virtual School. Additionally, the board is now authorized to use supplemental funding sources to develop a technology-based education delivery system and can accrue revenue from direct-support organizations.

Other significant amendments include the deletion of requirements for the board to establish performance and accountability measures, as well as the criteria for student admission priorities. The bill also updates the reporting requirements for the board of trustees, which must now submit an annual report detailing operations and accomplishments without the previous emphasis on marketing and operational plans. The effective date for these changes is set for July 1, 2026.