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What does Mississippi require
right now?
The current bills, deadlines, enforcement patterns, and what your district should actually be doing about it.
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Laws tracked
2
In this state
Enacted
1
On the books
In motion
0
None active
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What just became law?
Enacted
SB 2294 (2026)SB 2294 · AI Instruction Graduation Requirement
Signed by the Governor April 8, 2026, effective July 1, 2026. Beginning with ninth-graders entering in the 2029-30 school year, Mississippi public high schools must require one credit in computer science or CTE coursework that includes instruction on AI fundamentals - what AI is, how it works, and its societal impact. Courses require State Board of Education approval. Districts must plan for AI-literate curriculum and select EdTech tools aligned to these standards.
Effective: Jul 01, 2026Source →
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FAILED
SB 2059 (2025)SB 2059 · AI in Education Task Force
Would have created a Mississippi AI in Education Task Force to evaluate AI applications in K-12 and develop responsible use recommendations. Passed the Senate unanimously (51-0) but died in the House Technology and Education Committee in March 2025. New legislation expected to build on the same framework.
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