To provide and change graduation requirements and change duties relating to academic content standards

Changed the document header from 'SFA' to 'SFAT' (likely a formatting or version identifier change)

Removed the specific amendment language that described inserting subdivision (5) on page 6, section 9, after line 125

Added a comprehensive new title that describes all major provisions of the bill including computer science requirements, credit substitution, transcript notation, and administrative oversight

Added requirement that computer science courses used for math or science credits must be denoted as equivalent to math or science courses on transcripts for higher education admission purposes

Added provision requiring renumbering of remaining subdivisions after the new subdivision (5)

All legislative text, including computer science course requirements, health education mandates, and civics testing provisions, was removed and replaced with website navigation links.

Website navigation elements including menu links, search fields, and footer information were added to replace the legislative content.

The document format changed from a legislative bill text to a webpage interface with navigation menus and website footer information.

Added certification language at the end confirming the bill is correctly enrolled by the Clerks of the House and Senate.

Minor formatting and spacing adjustments throughout the document, including removal of line numbers and cleanup of header/footer navigation elements.

Added signature lines for the Speaker of the House of Delegates, President of the Senate, and Governor at the end of the enrolled version.

Added mandatory computer science course requirement for high school students starting 2027-2028 school year, allowing credit substitution for math or CTE credits.

Expanded CPR instruction requirements to include psychomotor skills and hands-on training based on nationally recognized programs.

Added Celebrate Freedom Week provision requiring instruction on foundational American documents and constitutional amendments.

Added civics testing requirement for public school students in grades 9-12 based on naturalization test standards.

Added specific definition of computer science to distinguish it from basic computer literacy and digital skills.

Set specific implementation dates for computer science requirements (2027-2028) and course option lists (August 2026).