Meeting your state’s requirements for K-12 without building it yourself

October 21, 2026 | 4:00 - 4:45 p.m. ET

At least half of U.S. states now have laws advancing media literacy education, with 11 adopting new policies since 2024, according to Education Week.

Building a program from scratch to keep up with emerging state mandates often means adding more work to district leaders’ already full plates. Creating curriculum, training staff, and tracking compliance, then updating all of it as requirements change, is not a sustainable solution for districts.

Join The Social Institute for a real look at how districts are meeting state requirements without adding to their team’s workload, and the exact steps you can borrow to do the same.

You’ll walk away with

Simplified steps to help meet requirements: see how districts map their approach to state requirements without building anything from scratch.
A ready-made framework: learn what a turnkey solution looks like for meeting AI and media literacy mandates.
An approach that is scalable across a district: learn how to support your state’s requirements with a solution that is easy to implement district-wide.