The bill enacted by the Louisiana Legislature introduces new provisions regarding parental consent and the registration of children from military families in the education system. Specifically, it allows for the registration and preliminary enrollment of these children prior to residency, ensuring that various factors such as having an individualized education program, qualifying for special education services, or receiving accommodations under federal laws do not hinder their enrollment. This aims to facilitate smoother transitions for military families moving into the state.

Additionally, the bill mandates that local education agencies provide a ten-day notice to parents or legal guardians before initiating special education services or making changes to a child's individualized education program. This notice can be delivered through various communication methods, including certified mail, email, text messages, or online portals. The legislation also allows parents to postpone meetings regarding their child's education program and preserves the right to seek dispute resolution through established hearing processes.