Relating to a public school student's transition from an alternative education program to a regular educational environment, including parental rights related to that transition, and the admission of certain students with a criminal or disciplinary history.

HB 3325 clarifies that open-enrollment charter schools must follow the same rules as traditional public schools regarding students transitioning from alternative education programs back to regular classrooms. The bill specifically requires charters to comply with existing policies on parental rights related to these transitions, admission criteria for students with past disciplinary or criminal histories, and reporting requirements for student discipline. It amends Education Code Section 12.104(b) to explicitly include charter schools under these provisions, ensuring consistency in how student transitions and admissions are handled. This directly affects students moving between educational settings, charter schools, and parents seeking information about their child's educational placement.