A bill for an act authorizing schools to offer an elective junior fire fighter program to students enrolled in grades eleven and twelve.

Added the Governor's signature block, date, and transmission letter to the Secretary of State, indicating the bill has been signed into law.

Inserted various non-text artifacts, such as garbled characters, page numbers, and layout lines, which are formatting byproducts of the markup process rather than policy changes.

Removed the clean, plain-text layout of the original enrolled bill to make room for the Governor's signature and the reprinted markup headers.

The text was converted from a vertical list format to a standard horizontal legal document layout, improving readability without changing the law's meaning.

Removed the Governor's signature page, date, and cover letter, replacing them with the standard 'Enrolled' header and numbered section text.

Added sequential line numbers to the text of the act for official record-keeping purposes.

Added a mandatory requirement for schools to enter into an agreement with a local fire department before offering the program, specifying supervision, allowed activities, prohibited activities, and insurance responsibilities.

Added a requirement that the program must be taught by personnel approved by the fire service training bureau using approved curriculum.

Added a requirement that the program must be taught by fire service training bureau personnel or approved instructors.

Explicitly included charter schools and innovation zone schools as eligible entities to offer the program.

Corrected the age threshold language from 'eighteen years of age' to 'turns 18 years of age' for consistency in the certification restriction clause.

Reorganized the bill structure to use standard enrolled bill formatting, including a formal title page, governor's signature block, and an explanation of the bill's purpose.

Standardized the numbering and formatting of the new sections to comply with official legislative drafting standards.