Alabama HB376 establishes requirements for instructional technology in public K-12 schools, including screen time limits and parental access to.

Alabama HB376 sets forth specific requirements for instructional technology in public K-12 schools, including age-appropriate screen time and internet access limits for each grade level. The bill mandates that local boards of education provide parents with access to information about their child's use of instructional technology, including lists of devices and, if applicable, account credentials and browsing history. It also requires the State Board of Education to create a model policy on technology use in public schools, which local boards must adopt and implement.

Alabama HB376 establishes requirements for instructional technology in public K-12 schools, including screen time limits and parental access to.

Alabama HB376 sets forth specific requirements for instructional technology in public K-12 schools, including age-appropriate screen time and internet access limits for each grade level. The bill mandates that local boards of education provide parents with access to information about their child's use of instructional technology, including lists of devices and, if applicable, account credentials and browsing history. It also requires the State Board of Education to create a model policy on technology use in public schools, which local boards must adopt and implement.