Out-of-school time programs; exemptions from licensure.

Removed the requirement that exempt out-of-school time programs must be affiliated with a 'statewide' organization, allowing affiliation with national organizations only.

Added a new section requiring the Superintendent and Secretary of Education to establish a work group to review health and safety expectations, aiming to reduce regulations and ensure fairness in licensing exemptions.

Set a specific deadline of December 1, 2025, for the new work group to report findings and recommendations to state leadership.

Changed the bill status from 'Offered for Consideration' to 'Enrolled' and 'Approved', indicating the bill has passed all legislative stages and is ready for the Governor's signature.

Updated the definition of 'out-of-school time program' to explicitly include programs operating during summer or when school is not in session.

Modified the exemption for out-of-school time programs to require affiliation with a national or statewide organization that has established health and safety requirements.

Added new mandatory requirements for exempt out-of-school time programs, including background checks for all employees and volunteers, and specific policies for emergency preparedness and child abuse prevention.

Added a new requirement for private school child care programs to be limited to no more than four hours per day.

Added a new requirement for military child day programs to be certified by a branch of the Armed Forces or located on federal property.

Established a process where the Board of Education must conduct an internal review if there is a conflict between an organization's safety requirements and state regulations.