Michigan HB5589 prohibits public schools from requiring students to use social media platforms for school-related activities.
Michigan HB5589 amends the Michigan Compiled Laws to prohibit public schools from mandating students to use social media platforms as part of any school-related activity. This includes classroom lessons, extracurricular activities, school clubs, and interscholastic athletics. The bill defines "school-related activity" as any requirement imposed on a pupil as part of a classroom lesson or extracurricular activity.
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