Alabama Teacher Paperwork Streamlining Act, State Department of Education required to develop unified digital platform for consolidating and sharing documentation relating to the Alabama Literacy Act, Alabama Numeracy Act, Individualized Education Programs, and other educational programs

Replaced the general requirement for a 'teacher advisory committee' with the creation of a specific 'Alabama Public Education Paperwork Reduction Committee' with defined membership criteria.

Added specific composition rules requiring the committee to include one principal, one curriculum director, one special education coordinator, one instructional coach, and one interventionist.

Established a strict rule that no new paperwork mandate can be implemented without first being vetted and approved by the committee.

Set a specific deadline for the committee's first organizational meeting to occur no later than September 1, 2025.

Changed the committee membership requirement to ensure at least 75% are non-administrative teachers actively engaged in full-time classroom instruction.

Added detailed procedures for appointing members, including a requirement for the State Superintendent to solicit applications and ensure diversity in the committee's membership.