The bill establishes the Texas Education Reform Task Force, which is tasked with developing recommendations for statutory reforms to the Education Code and the public school system. The task force will consist of 13 members, including four appointed by the governor, four by the lieutenant governor, four by the speaker of the house, and one member from the State Board of Education. The bill outlines specific qualifications for the members appointed by the governor, ensuring representation from various sectors, including education, business, and civic communities. Additionally, the appointments by the lieutenant governor and speaker must include members from their respective legislative chambers and a public school administrator or trustee.

The task force is required to report its recommendations to the governor and legislature by August 31, 2026, focusing on promoting efficiency, reducing regulatory burdens, and prioritizing educational goals. The Texas Education Agency will provide administrative support and funding for the task force, which may also accept gifts and donations. The task force is subject to public meeting laws and can establish working groups to address specific issues. The implementation of the task force's provisions is contingent upon legislative appropriations, and the bill will take effect immediately if it receives a two-thirds vote from both houses; otherwise, it will take effect on September 1, 2025.