Prohibits K–8 students from accessing personal electronic devices for the duration of the school day, with health, disability, emergency and other statutory exceptions.
Reviewed against official sources · Oct 3, 2026
Personal devices
Requirement
Required
Grades
Kindergarten–grade 8
Learning evidence
No student-learning claim
Legal start
Jul 1, 2026
School implementation
K–8 restrictions by July 1, 2026. High-school expansion is a separate upcoming record: GA-2026-DEVICE-HS.
Adds responsible digital citizenship and safe, appropriate use of technology, the internet and social media to Georgia's comprehensive character-education program beginning in 2025–26.
Reviewed against official sources · Oct 4, 2026
Digital citizenship
Requirement
Required
Grades
All K-12
Learning evidence
Student instruction required
School implementation
Required character-education content from 2025–26; the model online-safety program addresses grades 6–12.
Extends bell-to-bell personal-device restrictions to grades 9–12 by July 1, 2027, with disability and medical exceptions. School equipment for educational use remains permitted.
Reviewed against official sources · Oct 3, 2026
Personal devices
Requirement
Required
Grades
9-12
Learning evidence
No student-learning claim
Adopted / approved
May 5, 2026
Legal start
Dec 31, 2026
School implementation
Grades 9–12 by July 1, 2027; existing K–8 restrictions continue.
No records in this section have been published. This is an evidence gap in the collection, not a determination that no relevant action exists.
Evidence coverage & remaining research
Consistent 16-dimension checklist
Coverage & remaining research
Inventory reviewed October 3, 2026. 4/16 dimensions have published evidence of any status. Every dimension remains open to additional sources and superseding actions.
0 current district actions · 0 future, proposed, or historical
Cybersecurity literacy
Not yet established
Research gap · no absence conclusion
Data literacy
Not yet established
Research gap · no absence conclusion
Social-media literacy
Not yet established
Research gap · no absence conclusion
Next checks: official state statutes and agency updates, grade-specific learning standards, superseding rules, and a broader district sample. Contribute a primary source.