relative to the composition and responsibilities of the parent and education service provider advisory commission, and establishing education freedom account impact and parent satisfaction surveys.

HB 676 modifies the Parent and Education Service Provider Advisory Commission, increasing its membership from 7 to 9 members (requiring representation from at least 4 counties) and expanding its role in reviewing education service provider denials and program processes. It also establishes two new surveys: a mandatory "Education Freedom Account Impact Survey" for parents exiting public schools, asking about their reasons for seeking an EFA and suggestions for public schools, and an annual "Parent Satisfaction Survey" measuring parental satisfaction with EFA options, academic progress, and cost comparisons (requiring 90% participation). These changes directly affect parents using education freedom accounts (EFAs) and education service providers participating in the program. The bill aims to gather feedback for program improvements through structured commission reviews and standardized surveys, with annual reports due to legislative leaders starting in 2026.