State Board of Education; providing reasons for which a license or certificate may be revoked or suspended; providing for notice; effective date; emergency.

Document title changed from 'Committee Substitute' to 'Floor Substitute', indicating the bill has advanced to floor consideration.

Request number updated from 2048 to 2079, reflecting the bill's new position in the legislative queue.

Added 'or' after 'moral turpitude' in the list of disqualifying offenses for board members, expanding the grounds for removal or ineligibility.

Added new clause requiring a statement of plans and recommendations for management and improvement of public schools in the annual report.

Header formatting changed from 'ENROLLED HOUSE BILL' to 'COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR ENGROSSED HOUSE BILL' with updated session information

Page numbers and line numbers were reformatted to match committee substitute markup conventions

Minor text spacing and indentation adjustments throughout the document for formatting consistency

All provisions regarding $7.5 million in grant funding for phone-free spaces were removed from the bill.

The application process and eligibility criteria for schools to receive phone-free space grants were deleted.

The bill now amends an existing statute (70 O.S. 3-104) to update the State Board of Education's duties, reporting requirements, and license revocation procedures.

New requirements for the Board to submit electronic annual reports to the Governor and Legislature were added.

The statute was updated to clarify when the Board can revoke or suspend professional licenses, including specific criminal offenses that require automatic revocation.

Removed extensive provisions regarding State Board of Education powers, duties, budget preparation, and licensure/certification requirements that previously covered school supervision and personnel certification.

Changed the bill's purpose from comprehensive education governance to a specific incentive program for phone-free learning spaces.

Added $7,500,000 in annual funding allocated by the State Board of Education for grants to public middle, junior high, and high schools.

Established eligibility criteria for grant recipients based on school size (average daily membership of fewer than 500, 500-1,500, or 1,500+ students) with requirements to select recipients from each category.

Set application deadline of July 1, 2025, with applications received after that date considered on a first-come, first-served basis.

Added requirement that grant funds be used to purchase devices or equipment allowing students to store cell phones during school day, with potential vendor contracting for state rate pricing.

The bill's subject matter changed from establishing a $7.5 million grant program for phone-free spaces to amending the State Board of Education's existing statutory authority over school supervision, personnel, and budgeting.

The $7,500,000 allocation for phone-free space grants was removed entirely.

New requirements were added for the State Board of Education to submit annual reports to the Governor and Legislature containing enrollment statistics, expenditures, and recommendations for school improvement.

The Board's authority to revoke or suspend licenses was modified to include specific provisions regarding criminal convictions related to sexual abuse or exploitation.

Eligibility criteria for grant recipients based on school size (ADM) were removed as the grant program was eliminated.

The bill title and enacting clause were updated to reflect that this is an engrossed Senate amendment modifying existing law rather than a new standalone act.