Establishes the Educational Technology Impact Advisory Council

HB 1331 creates the Educational Technology Impact Advisory Council to examine how technology affects K-12 education in Missouri. The council, with 25 members representing school boards, teachers (including specialists in reading, math, and early childhood education), parents of students with literacy/math challenges, special education advocates, and child development experts, must meet at least four times yearly. It reviews specific impacts like student learning outcomes, behavioral effects, AI use in classrooms, declining literacy skills, and digital isolation. The council will submit annual reports with policy recommendations to education committees and update them every two years. This bill directly affects public and charter schools, educators, students, and families through its focus on technology's role in learning environments.