The House Resolution proposes the establishment of a study group to examine K-12 education in Louisiana, in alignment with the state's constitutional commitment to providing equitable and excellent educational opportunities for all students. The resolution highlights the significant number of public school students in Louisiana and emphasizes the importance of convening a group to address educational challenges and improve outcomes for these students.

The study group will consist of various members, including representatives from the House of Representatives, the governor, educational associations, teachers, principals, and superintendents, ensuring a diverse range of perspectives. The group is tasked with reviewing key areas such as public school regulations, testing requirements, curriculum development, teacher requirements, and federal funding. The chairman, appointed by the governor, will convene the first meeting by July 1, 2024, and the group is expected to submit its findings and recommendations by December 1, 2024.