A bill for an act establishing requirements related to electronic resources provided by postsecondary schools, public libraries, schools, and state agencies to students enrolled in kindergarten through grade twelve, providing penalties, and including effective date provisions.

SF 181 requires schools, public libraries, postsecondary institutions, and state agencies providing digital resources to K-12 students to obtain written agreements with resource providers. These agreements must ensure safety policies and technology block obscene materials and visual depictions of child sexual abuse, while complying with federal child internet protection laws (CIPA). The bill mandates annual reports from providers on safety compliance and allows educational receivers to terminate agreements or withhold payments if safety requirements aren’t met. Violations can trigger civil actions by the attorney general, and failure to secure compliant resources may be classified as sexual exploitation under criminal law.