GA HR1111

Encourages bipartisan support for the Georgia Critical Media Literacy and Polarization Reduction Act of 2026, which would establish a nonpartisan, standards-based curriculum in public high schools

Urges local school systems to promote, implement, and support critical media literacy curriculum in collaboration with the Georgia Department of Education

Aims to reduce political polarization and strengthen civic and civil discourse by equipping students with skills to evaluate media and resist misinformation

Directs the Clerk of the House to distribute copies of the resolution to the Governor, Georgia Department of Education, and local boards of education

Non-binding resolution expressing legislative intent; does not mandate implementation or allocate funding