Education; apportionment of certain appropriated funds; purposes for allocated funds; effective date; emergency.

Added $1,500,000 for a software program that aggregates classroom-level data starting in the 2026-2027 school year.

Added $500,000 for a professional development program focused on creating positive classroom environments.

Added $320,000 for the Oklahoma Arts Institute.

Added $250,000 for nationally recognized career readiness assessments.

Updated the document title to reflect Senate sponsors (Hall and Haste) and changed the status from 'Proposed Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute'.

Changed the internal requirement number from 17388 to 17393.

The total funding amount increased by $150,000 due to changes in the line item list.

The order of the funding line items was rearranged, moving items like 'Literacy Coaches' and 'Teacher Reading Program Training' to different positions in the list.

The bill's internal page reference number was updated from 17336.1 to 17388.

The amendment timestamp was updated to reflect a later date.

The entire bill text was replaced with a committee substitute version that maintains the same funding amounts and program descriptions but changes the layout, adds committee headers, and removes the original enrolled bill metadata.

Removed page headers and footers (e.g., 'ENGROSSED HOUSE', 'Page 1') that were present in the draft version but are not part of the final legal text.

Adjusted the layout and spacing of the title page and the 'An Act' section to match standard enrolled bill formatting.

The bill title and introductory text were changed from a general 'State Budget Act' to a specific act relating to education and the apportionment of appropriated funds.

Detailed funding allocations were added, specifying exact dollar amounts for categories such as public school support ($3.1 billion), employee health benefits, school security, textbooks, and specific literacy and career readiness programs.

The specific effective date of November 1, 2026, and the act's name ('State Budget Act of 2026') were removed, as the new text focuses on the 2027 fiscal year.

General budgeting procedures and noncodification clauses were replaced with specific requirements for how funds must be utilized for listed educational purposes.