Social Media
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly
State-aligned instruction designed for grades 6-12, with practical support for students, staff, and parents.
Beginning with the 2026-2027 school year, Tennessee public schools and public charter schools serving students in grades 6-12 are required to provide instruction on social media and internet safety under the Tennessee Teen Social Media and Internet Safety Act.
Required topics include digital safety, mental health impacts, cyberbullying, online predators, human trafficking warning signs, responsible social media use, and evaluating AI-generated information.
EM Public Safety Solutions helps schools meet this requirement with practical, age-appropriate, public-safety-informed instruction that fits into the school day without disrupting core academic time.
In Classroom Guest Instructor
Format: Direct instruction during existing Health, Physical Education, Advisory, or related class rotations. Sessions can be delivered across multiple class periods throughout the school day.
Why schools choose this
Students stay in their normal schedule, teachers receive subject-matter support, and smaller classroom settings allow for open dialogue, student questions, and real-world discussion.
Grade-Level Interactive Assemblies
Format: A 60-to-90-minute interactive presentation delivered by grade level in an auditorium, gymnasium, or large meeting space.
Why schools choose this
Schools can reach a large number of students quickly while covering required digital safety topics in a memorable and engaging format.
Complete Campus Alignment Day
Format: A full-campus digital safety event that includes daytime student sessions, an after-school staff briefing, and an evening parent workshop.
Why schools choose this
A full-campus digital safety event that includes daytime student sessions, an after-school staff briefing, and an evening parent workshop.
