Iowa HF2685 sets standards for student instructional technology, including digital instruction limits and technology use policies for elementary.

Iowa HF2685 establishes standards for student instructional technology, focusing on elementary schools. It limits digital instruction to 60 minutes per day for students in kindergarten through grade five, excluding certain uses like individualized education programs and assistive technology. The bill mandates school districts to adopt a written technology use policy, detailing daily limits, digital platforms used, parental opt-out rights, and ensuring technology supports foundational learning.

Iowa HF2685 sets standards for student instructional technology, including digital instruction limits and technology use policies for elementary.

Iowa HF2685 establishes standards for student instructional technology, focusing on elementary schools. It limits digital instruction to 60 minutes per day for students in kindergarten through grade five, excluding certain uses like individualized education programs and assistive technology. The bill mandates school districts to adopt a written technology use policy, detailing daily limits, digital platforms used, parental opt-out rights, and ensuring technology supports foundational learning.