Commission Report on the Impact of Social Media on Adolescents
Social media shapes nearly every part of a young person’s day — from how they learn and connect to how they see themselves and the world around them. The New Jersey Commission on the Effects of Social Media Usage on Adolescents has released a comprehensive report examining how these platforms impact youth health, academics, and overall well-being. With 20 actionable recommendations for policymakers, educators, caregivers, and community organizations, the report offers a clear path forward for supporting students in the digital age. Take a closer look at the findings and see how New Jersey is leading the way in creating a safer, healthier online environment for young people.
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NJDOE Student Digital Wellness
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Eyewitness News: NJ Commission Releases Recommendations on Social Media Usage for Adolescents
News 12 On Air Story: NJ Commission Suggests Bell-to-Bell Cellphone Bans for All School Districts
WHYY: New Jersey Students Could Soon Face a “Bell-to-Bell” Cell Phone Ban in Schools
NJ.com: NJ Schools Need Stricter “Bell-to-Bell” Cell Phone Bans, State Commission Says
Bergen Record: NJ Commission Recommends “Bell-to-bell’ Cell Phone Ban in Schools But Bill Stalls