The bill amends the Health Education Act in Oklahoma, updating statutory references and language, and modifying the purpose of the act. It defines key terms such as "benchmark," "health education," "informed consent," and "nutrition." The bill specifies that health education will focus on physical health, exercise, activities, and nutrition, explicitly prohibiting the inclusion of sex education or gender theory. The State Department of Education is tasked with developing standards and benchmarks for health education, and all public school districts must use approved curricula and materials. Additionally, school district boards are required to submit annual reports on the implementation of health education.

The bill also revises mental health crisis protocols in schools, removing certain review requirements and repealing previous sections related to Marias Law and the Oklahoma Prevention Needs Assessment Survey. It mandates that school districts maintain protocols for responding to mental health crises, ensuring parental involvement and compliance with privacy laws. The State Board of Education is empowered to establish a process for handling complaints regarding violations of the Health Education Act, and the bill includes provisions for technical assistance from the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025, with an emergency clause for immediate implementation upon passage.