Kansas SB350 establishes safety standards and limits on digital device use in schools for grades K-12, allowing parents to opt out of certain uses.

Kansas SB350, known as the age-appropriate school device act, sets safety standards and usage limits for school-issued digital devices in grades K-12. It mandates screen-time restrictions, restricts device use to instructional purposes, and requires schools to provide age-appropriate media literacy instruction. The act also allows parents to opt their children out of certain uses of digital devices, such as taking devices home or using them for standardized testing.

Kansas SB350 establishes safety standards and limits on digital device use in schools for grades K-12, allowing parents to opt out of certain uses.

Kansas SB350, known as the age-appropriate school device act, sets safety standards and usage limits for school-issued digital devices in grades K-12. It mandates screen-time restrictions, restricts device use to instructional purposes, and requires schools to provide age-appropriate media literacy instruction. The act also allows parents to opt their children out of certain uses of digital devices, such as taking devices home or using them for standardized testing.