Education Omnibus.

The original provision for School Safety Grant Program funding and specific training requirements (such as CALM training and suicide prevention) was entirely removed.

New automatic enrollment rules were added for students scoring at the highest level on end-of-grade tests, now including English Language Arts courses in addition to mathematics.

New provisions allow parents to choose their child's specific licensed nurse for special education services if the nurse was previously used and the agency agrees to contract terms.

New requirements mandate that students scoring highest in 7th grade math must be enrolled in high school level math in 8th grade, and annual reporting on gifted student demographics was added.

The effective date for the advanced course enrollment changes was set to the 2025-2026 school year, replacing the original school safety grant timeline.

Added a specific cap of $350,000 for the 2024-2025 fiscal year for a new category of training services related to peer-to-peer mentoring and character education.

Added new required training categories including safety planning and peer-to-peer mentoring facilitation to the list of allowable grant uses.

Removed conditional language stating that certain sections would be repealed if specific other Senate bills (SB 77, SB 125, SB 449) became law.

Changed the document header from a committee amendment version to the official First Edition of the bill for the 2025 session.

Added conditional effective dates and repeal triggers for Sections 2, 6, 10, and 14, linking their validity to the passage of specific Senate bills in the 2025 session.

Changed the effective date for Section 14 to June 30, 2025, subject to the same repeal conditions as the other sections.