The bill H. 3456 proposes an amendment to Section 1, Article XI of the South Carolina Constitution to abolish the State Board of Education. The current language, which establishes the Board as composed of one member from each judicial circuit elected by legislative delegations and includes an additional member appointed by the Governor, will be replaced with a reserved status, effectively eliminating the Board's existence and functions.

If passed, this amendment will be presented to the qualified electors during the next general election, allowing voters to decide whether to abolish the State Board of Education. The ballot will include a straightforward question regarding the proposed amendment, with options for voters to indicate their support or opposition.