Relative to Student Financial Aid Awareness Month.

The resolution was assigned its final chapter number: Resolution Chapter 203.

A filing date was added: 'Filed with Secretary of State August 24, 2026.'

Senate and Assembly adoption dates, signature blocks, and Secretary of State receipt language were removed in favor of the standard chaptered document header.

The legislative counsel's digest was repositioned and reformatted to match the chaptered publication layout. All WHEREAS clauses and RESOLVED sections are substantively unchanged.

Removed the phrase 'on California high school, college, and university campuses' from the recognition of October as Student Financial Aid Awareness Month, making the recognition broader in setting but less specific about where it applies.

Removed the resolved clause encouraging secondary and postsecondary educational institutions (public, private, nonprofit, and for-profit) to promote financial aid awareness through existing outreach, workshops, counseling, campus events, student communications, and other efforts.

Removed the resolved clause directing the Student Aid Commission to support school administrators, financial aid officers, counselors, faculty, staff, student government leaders, and community partners in working together to increase student participation in financial aid programs.

Removed the resolved clause calling for special attention to reaching students facing additional barriers, including first-generation college students, low-income students, foster youth, students experiencing homelessness, students with disabilities, student parents, veterans, adult learners, and students from rural or underserved communities.

Standard enrolled bill formatting changes: added adoption dates (Senate August 13, Assembly August 19), removed line numbers and page headers, added Secretary of State attestation block, and updated the legislative counsel digest to reflect the reduced operative text.

The first Resolved clause now explicitly states 'the Legislature recognizes the month of October each year is recognized as Student Financial Aid Awareness Month' rather than simply declaring the recognition, and appends language stating it is important to increase student participation in financial aid programs to ensure students receive clear, timely, and accessible information about application requirements, deadlines, and available resources.

The fiscal committee designation was changed from 'yes' to 'no,' removing the requirement for fiscal impact review of this resolution.