Health Ed. SOL; Bd. of Ed. to require literacy instruction in grade 9 & 10 in next revision.

The document title was changed from 'Education Substitute' to 'House Substitute,' and the header layout was significantly altered to include session details and bill numbers, reflecting a procedural update rather than a policy change.

Added a mandatory in-person or online training on severe allergic reactions and anaphylaxis, including definitions, symptoms, treatments, and proper response procedures.

Refined the list of health literacy topics by removing the word 'questions' from the final item regarding communication with health care professionals.

Changed the bill status from 'Enrolled' (final) to 'Substitute' (amendment offered for consideration) and updated the title to reflect the new allergic reaction training requirement.

All requirements for economics education, financial literacy instruction, and banking-at-school programs were completely removed from the bill.

The health education component was modified to be a standalone requirement for grades 9 and 10, instructing the Board of Education to develop a specific health care literacy program to help students navigate the healthcare system.

The requirement to remove duplicative or outdated health instruction was retained, ensuring the new health literacy topics do not overlap with existing curriculum.