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2024 CODE OF GEORGIA
Title 20 - EDUCATION (§§ 20-1-1 — 20-18-7)
Chapter 2 - ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION (§§ 20-2-1 — 20-2-2140)
Article 6 - QUALITY BASIC EDUCATION (§§ 20-2-130 — 20-2-329.2)
Part 15 - MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS (§§ 20-2-320 — 20-2-324.7)
- Section 20-2-320 - State-wide comprehensive educational information system; identification of data to implement Quality Basic Education Program
- Section 20-2-321 - Expense record requirements
- Section 20-2-322 - Unfunded programs and activities
- Section 20-2-322.1 - [Repealed] [Repealed] Environmental Education Council
- Section 20-2-323 - Recess for students in kindergarten through grade five; unstructured break time for students in kindergarten through grade eight
- Section 20-2-324 - [Effective Until 7/1/2025] Internet safety policies in public schools
- Section 20-2-324 - [Effective 7/1/2025] Internet acceptable-use policies required in all public schools; minimum policy requirements; policy enforcement; technology protection measures required; policy compliance review, approval, and enforcement by State Board of Education; waivers prohibited
- Section 20-2-324.1 - Concussion management and return to play policies for youth athletes
- Section 20-2-324.2 - Video monitoring cameras in classrooms providing special education services; requirements; evaluations; funding
- Section 20-2-324.3 - Unique identifiers for military students
- Section 20-2-324.4 - Toll free number for reporting child abuse or neglect; posting at schools; regulation; no liability
- Section 20-2-324.5 - Education on nature and warning signs of sudden cardiac arrest; informational meetings; procedure when student exhibits symptoms; requirements of coaches; youth athletic organizations encouraged to comply
- Section 20-2-324.6 - Complaint resolution policy for materials "harmful to minors."
- Section 20-2-324.7 - [Effective 7/1/2025] Social media policies required in all public schools; minimum policy requirements; policy enforcement; policy compliance review and investigation by Department of Education; corrective action by State Board of Education for noncompliance
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