"True Patriotism and Universal Student Access (TPUSA) Act"; enact

The committee attribution was changed from the House Committee on Judiciary to the House Committee on Rules.

The phrase 'to provide for an effective date' was removed from the list of the bill's purposes.

New provisions were added to allow students to wear clothing, accessories, and jewelry displaying political messages or symbols, provided they follow existing school dress code rules.

New limitations were added to prevent the state or schools from influencing speech content, requiring employee participation in politics, using public funds beyond incidental costs, or compelling employees to attend meetings with opposing views.

New authority was granted to schools to maintain order, protect well-being, and enforce attendance policies, even when students are engaged in protected political activities.

Added a provision explicitly stating that public schools are not required to establish a limited open forum for student groups.

Removed a section that prohibited the state from influencing the form or content of student political activities.

Changed the bill title from 'As Passed Senate' to 'House Substitute,' indicating a significant revision of the original text.

Removed the original bill title header and page number indicating the 'As Introduced' version.

Added a header indicating the bill is now 'As Passed Senate' to reflect its current legislative status.