Mental Health First Aid Program; DOE, et al., to develop, participation by school staff & students.

Added formal legislative headers including the session year (2025), status (Enrolled), and approval confirmation, which are required for a bill to become official law.

Removed draft-specific markers such as 'OFFERED FOR CONSIDERATION' and the committee proposal date, as these are no longer relevant once the bill is enacted.

The bill was changed to direct the Department of Education to incentivize participation in an existing program rather than creating a new, separate training curriculum.

New requirements mandate that training must be offered at multiple schools across the state at various times, including during and outside of the school day, to maximize participation.

The bill now explicitly requires that the training be provided at no cost to public school staff and students and includes the distribution of informational materials about the program.

The bill requires the development of specific strategies to incentivize or encourage public school staff and students to participate in the training.