The bill establishes a new technical assistance and training network aimed at providing school districts and public schools in Washington with the necessary resources and training to coordinate comprehensive behavioral health supports for students. This network will consist of statewide and regional partners, including educational service districts and community-based organizations, that have the expertise to deliver behavioral health-related training and assistance. The network's responsibilities include conducting needs assessments, offering professional development, assisting in the design of evidence-based programs, and facilitating connections with community organizations to enhance student support.

Additionally, the bill mandates the creation of a coordinating hub by the office of the superintendent of public instruction to oversee the network's operations. This hub will be responsible for maintaining the network's infrastructure, ensuring alignment with state goals, managing grants, and evaluating the network's progress. The bill emphasizes a collaborative approach to behavioral health initiatives, aiming to involve families and communities in supporting students' mental health and well-being.