GA HR1108

Encourages the State Board of Education to adopt performance standards for Critical Media Consumption Education in grades 9-12 to help students analyze media for credibility, bias, and intent

Calls on the Georgia Department of Education to develop professional learning opportunities, a resource bank of vetted lessons and assessments, and family engagement materials

Proposes integrating critical media consumption skills within existing English Language Arts and Social Studies courses without adding new high-stakes testing

Non-binding resolution that recognizes concerns about political polarization, social media echo chambers, and young people's vulnerability to misinformation

Directs distribution of the resolution to the State Board of Education, Georgia Department of Education, Professional Standards Commission, and all local school boards