Schools receiving E-Rate funding must block social media on school devices and networks, implement filtering technology, and submit internet safety policies to the FCC.
I will support legislation requiring schools receiving E-Rate funding to block social media on school devices and networks, use filtering technology, and submit internet safety policies to the FCC.
Occurrences
Evidence
Congress.gov's bill summary says S.278 would require schools receiving E-Rate support to prevent use of E-Rate-supported services, networks, and devices for social media access, use blocking or filtering technology, and submit internet safety policies to the FCC. The bill page also lists Anna Paulina Luna in the cosponsors list.
Congress.gov lists S.278 as the Kids Off Social Media Act, sponsored by Sen. Brian Schatz, with latest action on 2025-06-30. The CRS summary says schools receiving E-Rate support must prevent use of E-Rate-supported services, networks, and devices to access social media, use blocking or filtering technology, and submit internet safety policies to the FCC.
Congress.gov lists 14 current cosponsors for S.278, all senators: Cruz, Murphy, Britt, Welch, Budd, King, Curtis, Warner, Fetterman, Slotkin, Alsobrooks, Kelly, McCormick, and Graham. Anna Paulina Luna is not listed as a cosponsor.
Congress.gov shows S.278 has status Introduced, latest action Senate - 2025-06-30 placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders, and Related Bills (0).
Congress.gov lists 64 current cosponsors for H.R.7891, the House Kids Online Safety Act. The displayed cosponsor list includes Florida members such as Castor, Dunn, Buchanan, Soto, Rutherford, and Mills, but not Anna Paulina Luna.
Assessments
The matching E-Rate social-media-blocking legislation appears to be S.278, a Senate bill sponsored and cosponsored by senators. As a House member, Anna Paulina Luna is not listed as a cosponsor, and the evidence does not show that she sponsored, cosponsored, voted for, or otherwise materially advanced a House counterpart or the Senate bill. The bill also had not been enacted, only introduced and placed on the Senate calendar. Because the promised support is not documented and there is no serious Luna-led attempt shown, the promise is not delivered and does not merit an effort badge.
The promise was to support legislation with specific E-Rate, social-media-blocking, filtering, and FCC internet-safety-policy requirements. The evidence shows Luna was a cosponsor of S.278, a bill whose summary matches those requirements closely. Because the promise was about supporting such legislation, cosponsoring the bill satisfies the promised action even without final enactment. The available evidence places that support while she is serving in federal office, so same-term timing is the best fit.