HB 3325 establishes procedures for transitioning students from alternative education programs back into regular educational environments. It requires schools to conduct transition meetings within five instructional days of a student's return, involving parents, counselors, teachers, and other relevant personnel. The bill mandates the development of a personalized transition plan for each student, including academic placement recommendations and access to mental health services. It also prevents school districts from denying enrollment based on a student’s criminal, juvenile, or disciplinary history. The bill applies beginning in the 2025-2026 school year​.