Tennessee HB0825 establishes the Teen Social Media and Internet Safety Act, mandating social media safety curricula for students in grades six.
Tennessee HB0825, the Teen Social Media and Internet Safety Act, requires the Department of Education to develop social media safety curricula for students in grades six through twelve. The curricula must cover topics such as time management, mental health effects, information distribution, behavior manipulation, and the permanency of online sharing. It also includes safe social media practices, such as maintaining personal security and identifying cyberbullying. The Department must publish these materials on its website and notify parents or guardians of their availability.
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