Various education matters.

Removed the 'Enrolled Senate Act' header and official printing code instructions that explain how to read the bill.

Added the draft 'Senate Bill' header, digest, and legislative history tracking information.

Reversed the visual formatting of the text, changing deleted sections from bold to regular text and vice versa.

Changed the term structure for the interscholastic athletics case review panel members to include staggered two-year terms for half of the initial appointees, ensuring continuity of service.

Added specific procedural requirements for the athletics panel, including monthly meetings, quorum rules, and a mandate to issue written decisions within ten business days.

Mandated that teacher preparation programs annually report performance benchmarks and test score data to the department and make this information publicly available on their websites.

Updated document formatting to reflect the transition from a draft bill to an enrolled act, including changes to bill numbering and session identifiers.

The reprinted date of the bill was changed from January 27, 2026, to January 29, 2026.

A new procedural log entry was added stating the bill was returned to second reading on January 28, 2026.

The bill number was updated from SB 199.2 to SB 199.3.

The digest timestamp was updated to reflect a later revision time on January 28, 2026.

References to specific Indiana Code sections (IC 20-30, IC 20-32, IC 24-5, and IC 24-16) were removed from the list of affected statutes.

The digest summary was edited to remove detailed descriptions of social media restrictions for adolescents and children, including rules on account consent, configuration, and civil penalties.

The case review panel's term structure was changed to include staggered two-year terms for initial appointees to ensure continuity.

New provisions were added requiring the panel to meet monthly and mandating that the chairperson call emergency meetings within five business days when time-sensitive athletic cases arise.

The voting threshold for the panel was clarified to require the affirmative vote of the greater of the majority present or four members to take action.

The bill title and digest were updated with new version numbers, dates, and a more comprehensive list of affected Indiana Code citations.