Displaying official US motto in public schools

Changed the display location requirement from a 'conspicuous location within a common area' to 'every classroom' for both elementary/secondary schools and higher education institutions.

Added specific design requirements stating the poster must contain a representation of the United States flag centered under the motto and may not depict any other words, images, or information.

Explicitly extended the requirements to apply to public charter schools authorized under existing law.

Maintained the provision that requirements are subject to donations for purchasing the posters or framed copies.

Changed the bill title from 'SB280 H JUD AM #1' to 'SB280 HFAT Akers 4-11' and updated the amendment sponsor from the Committee on the Judiciary to Delegate Akers

The bill text was completely replaced with the same content as the original enrolled version, resulting in no actual policy modifications.

Changed display location requirements from 'every classroom' to 'conspicuous location within a common area of the main building that is accessible to the public' with optional display in other buildings.

Added specific size requirement: posters must be a minimum of 8.5 by 11 inches.

Added explicit clarification that only private donations may be used for purchasing posters, with no public funds permitted.

Changed chapter heading from 'HIGHER EDUCATION' to 'hIGHER EDUCATION' (lowercase 'h').

Changed the display requirement from 'each building' to 'every classroom' for both public schools and institutions of higher education.

Added a proviso clarifying that posters must contain the US flag centered under the motto and may not depict any other words, images, or information.

Removed the option for schools to purchase posters from private donations, changing the language to require that posters be donated or purchased from sufficient donations.

Added explicit language that the section applies to public charter schools authorized under existing charter school law.