Primary and Secondary Education - Youth-Centric Technology and Social Media Resource Guide

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Sponsors: 4
Votes: Dec 16 ’25
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Requiring the National Center for School Mental Health at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, in consultation with the State Department of Education, to develop and publish a youth-centric technology and social media resource guide by the 2027-2028 school year; requiring the guide to be distributed, beginning with the 2027-2028 school year, to each public school and the parent teacher organization for each public school and posted on the websites of the Department and each county board; etc.

Subjects

PrivacyChildren (4-12)Youth (10-21) -see also- MinorsElectronic CommunicationCounties -see also- Chartered Counties; Code Counties; etc.Social MediaGovernorTelephonesParents and GuardiansMedical SchoolsStudies -see also- Commitees & Commissions; ReportsSafety -see also- Occupational SafetyCommerce and Business -see also- ElectrComm; ForeignTr; etc.StudentsState Universities and CollegesSecondary Schools -see also- Private Schools; Public SchPrimary Schools -see also- Private Schools; Public SchoolsAppropriationsTelecommunications and Information TechnologyCybersecurityMobile DevicesPrimary and Secondary EducationLanguage -see also- Communications; LiteracyBudgets -see also- Capital BudgetsStandards and Best PracticesMental and Behavioral Health -see also- Aut; Cogn; Dev; etc.Associations -see also- Cooperative AssociationsIndustry and TechnologyInternet -see also- Internet AccessData -see also- Census; DemographicsEducation -see also- ContEd; DrvEd; HigherEd; etc.Artificial Intelligence -see also- BiometricsEducation, State Department ofEducation, Boards ofElectronic GovernmentReports

Progress

IntroducedFeb 7, 2025
Passed the first chamberMar 15, 2025
PassedMar 17, 2025
VetoedMay 16, 2025
Became lawDec 16, 2025

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