The proposed bill aims to establish a "Statement of Student Rights" to enhance public school students' awareness of their constitutional and statutory rights. It emphasizes the importance of public education in fostering a healthy democracy and encourages school districts, charter schools, and state-tribal education compact schools to create educational materials that communicate these rights. The bill mandates that these materials be accessible on school websites and integrated into civics education curricula, ensuring that students are informed about their rights, including those related to free speech, privacy, and equal protection under the law.

Additionally, the bill outlines specific rights that public school students possess under both federal and state laws, such as the right to free exercise of religion, freedom of speech, and protection from discrimination. It clarifies that the rights listed are not exhaustive and do not limit other rights established by state and federal law. The act is officially titled the "Statement of Student Rights Act," reinforcing the commitment to educating students about their rights and responsibilities within the educational system.