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Coverage dated October 14, 2026

State grants schools $1.75M to teach healthy social media use

Headline from WWLP Springfield

The state is using $1.75 million in an attempt to help schools address the technology's use and effects on young people.

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  1. NBC Boston

    Healey announces $1.75M to help Mass. schools protect kids from dangers of social media (opens NBC Boston)

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    Gov. Maura Healey announced $1.75 million in funding Wednesday aimed at helping Massachusetts schools protect kids from the harmful impacts of social media. The grants will be used to help schools educate students about online safety, cyberbullying, protecting their personal information, recognizing…

  2. WWLP Springfield

    State grants schools $1.75M to teach healthy social media use (opens WWLP Springfield)

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    WWLP Springfield's feed description

    The state is using $1.75 million in an attempt to help schools address the technology's use and effects on young people.

  3. The Boston Globe

    Mass. grants schools $1.75 million to teach healthy social media use (opens The Boston Globe)

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    The Boston Globe's feed description

    Social media legislation is at a standstill on Beacon Hill and it’s unclear how or if lawmakers will move forward with a slate of varying proposals.

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