This bill would turn Executive Order 14191—about expanding educational freedom and opportunity for families—into law. In short, it gives that order the full force of federal law if enacted.

It also says that nothing in the bill changes how the government decides whether private, religious, or parochial K–12 schools are treated under federal rules. It does not change whether these schools are considered to receive federal funds for Title IX, and it does not change whether they count as “state actors” under the Constitution.

• Who is affected: Families seeking more education options; private, religious, and parochial K–12 schools.
• What changes: The executive order on educational freedom would become law; existing rules about Title IX coverage and whether private schools are state actors stay the same.
• When: If Congress passes the bill and it is signed into law, the executive order would have the force of law from then on.