Relative to High School Voter Education Weeks.

Added a WHEREAS clause citing Section 49040 of the Education Code, which formally defines high school voter education weeks as the last two full weeks in April and September, and states that persons authorized by the county elections official may register students and school personnel on any high school campus.

Added a WHEREAS clause stating that California is committed to fostering civic engagement and increasing voter participation among youth.

Added a WHEREAS clause stating that young people should be met in their educational environments and provided with history, knowledge, and resources to engage in the democratic process, for the purpose of revitalizing community ethos and promoting civic engagement.

Minor rewording of the Secretary of State description (removed 'who is' before 'the chief election officer') and various formatting/spacing adjustments throughout the document.

Added formal adoption dates: Senate August 25, 2025 and Assembly July 17, 2025, replacing the prior amendment date headers.

Added signature blocks for the Secretary of the Senate and Chief Clerk of the Assembly, plus an 'Attest: Secretary of State' line at the end.

Added a receipt acknowledgment section noting when the resolution was received by the Secretary of State.

Removed the 'Introduced by Senators Cervantes and Perez' attribution line and the 'as amended' designation from the legislative counsel digest, consistent with final enrolled form.

The bill was designated as Resolution Chapter 162 and filed with the Secretary of State on September 2, 2025, replacing the blank filing date line from the enrolled version.

Senate and Assembly adoption dates, signature blocks for the Secretary of the Senate and Chief Clerk of the Assembly, and the Deputy Secretary of State attestation block were removed in favor of a standardized chaptered format.

A 'STATE OF CALIFORNIA AUTHENTICATED ELECTRONIC LEGAL MATERIAL' header was added to identify the document as an officially filed legal instrument.

Replaced all instances of 'pupil' or 'pupils' with 'student' or 'students' throughout the resolution for clearer public-facing language. No substantive policy change.

Senator Perez was added as a co-author alongside Senator Cervantes, expanding the resolution's sponsorship.

The term 'pupils' was replaced with 'students' throughout the entire resolution. This is a terminology modernization that does not change eligibility criteria or policy substance, but updates the language used to refer to young people in grades 6 through 12.