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What's at Stake
Social media is hurting our children's mental health and focus. SB 1128 gives schools clearer authority to limit it during school hours — let's support it.
CFC Analysis
SB 1128 amends the Education Code to allow school authorities to establish voluntary 'Wait Until 8th' programs encouraging students and parents to delay social media use until at least eighth grade, without mandating participation or authorizing monitoring of students' online activities.
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Hello, my name is {YOUR NAME}, and I am a concerned parent and constituent calling to ask you to please vote YES on SB 1128. This bill strengthens schools' ability to limit social media use during school hours, and our kids desperately need that protection. Research is clear that excessive social media use harms children's mental health, focus, and wellbeing — and families are counting on schools to help create a healthier environment for learning. I believe we can all agree that protecting children is worth this commonsense step. Thank you so much for your time and for your service to California families.