The resolution urges local public school boards and charter school governing authorities in Louisiana to create and implement strategic plans for the management and security of school buildings and properties in the event of school closures, which may arise from declining enrollment. It emphasizes the importance of considering the best use of these properties to address community needs and concerns regarding safety and potential blight from vacant campuses. The resolution suggests that school officials proactively plan for these closures and explore options for repurposing or redeveloping vacant properties, such as converting them into community centers or housing for teachers.

Additionally, the resolution calls for school boards and charter authorities to hold public hearings to gather input from various stakeholders, including students, parents, and community leaders, while also requiring them to report to the state Department of Education on currently vacant campuses and those expected to become vacant by the 2025-2026 school year. A follow-up report detailing strategic plans for these vacancies is also requested by December 31, 2025. Finally, the Department of Education is tasked with compiling and submitting a comprehensive report to the House Committee on Education by March 1, 2026, ensuring transparency and accountability in the planning process.