The bill mandates that each school district's board of education establish policies and procedures regarding the use of personal electronic communication devices by students. These policies must prohibit the use of such devices during instructional hours and outline disciplinary actions for violations. However, the bill allows for exceptions where students may use their devices if it is necessary for their individualized education program, authorized by a teacher for educational purposes, preapproved due to health or emergency concerns, or for specific events outside the school building. Additionally, the bill prohibits device use during lunch and passing periods.

Furthermore, the bill requires the state board of education to designate a specific time each year for social media awareness, developing age-appropriate objectives and materials to be shared with school districts and accredited nonpublic schools. Schools are encouraged to incorporate social media awareness into their curriculum, focusing on the risks associated with social media, safe usage practices, and the benefits of social media. The overall goal is to educate students on the potential dangers and advantages of social media, promoting responsible usage.