The House Resolution proposes the establishment of a study group dedicated to examining K-12 education in Louisiana, in alignment with the state's constitutional mandate to provide equitable educational opportunities. The resolution highlights the importance of addressing the needs of the 646,481 public school students in Louisiana and aims to create a collaborative effort to enhance the educational landscape. The study group will consist of various stakeholders, including members of the House of Representatives, educators, school principals, superintendents, and representatives from educational associations, ensuring a comprehensive approach to the evaluation of the state's education system.

The study group is tasked with reviewing and assessing key areas such as public school regulations, testing requirements, curriculum development, teacher training and workload, and federal funding. The governor's appointee will serve as the chairman and is responsible for convening the first meeting by July 1, 2024. The group is expected to compile its findings and recommendations into a report to be submitted to the governor and the House Committee on Education by December 1, 2024, thereby contributing to informed legislative action and improvements in K-12 education in Louisiana.