Education, Curriculum - As enacted, enacts the "Teen Social Media and Internet Safety Act." - Amends TCA Title 49.

SB 811, the "Teen Social Media and Internet Safety Act," requires Tennessee public schools to teach social media safety to students in grades 6-12 starting in the 2026-2027 school year. It mandates curriculum covering mental health impacts, cyberbullying identification, safe usage practices, and evaluating AI-generated misinformation, while allowing limited parental opt-outs for instruction. Schools must also block student social media access during school hours except for teacher-approved educational use beginning in 2025-2026. The bill directly affects all public schools and charter schools serving grades 6-12, with curriculum developed by the state education department by 2026.