Schools; subject matter standards; personal financial literacy; AP courses; updating references; permitting alternate diploma for certain students; repealer; effective date; emergency.

The document structure was updated to reflect its status as a House Committee Substitute, including the addition of page numbers, request numbers, and committee identifiers, while removing the original Enrolled bill headers.

Removed a specific requirement for students to complete a 'personal financial literacy passport' as part of graduation criteria.

Clarified that Advanced Placement (AP) courses and AP Seminars can be used to fulfill specific graduation unit requirements.

Updated the bill text from 'Engrossed' to 'Enrolled' to reflect its final passage status.

Mathematics curriculum requirements were modified to mandate that courses must be at or above the rigor of Algebra I.

Specific graduation requirements were added, detailing the number of units needed in English, math, science, history, and languages.

New definitions were added for 'civics' and 'health literacy' to clarify the content required in those subjects.

Restored the original bill title and added a summary line itemizing the bill's provisions, including updates to financial literacy and computer science requirements.

Added a requirement that subject matter standards for English Language Arts must give equal consideration to Classic Literature and nonfiction literature and emphasize complete works of literature.

Modified the mathematics standards requirement to explicitly state that courses must be at or above the rigor of Algebra I.