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Last Week The Wilson County School Board Once Again Voted To Keep Explicit Materials In School Libraries, Simply Adding Them To The High School Mature Reading List Which Parents Must Opt Into For Their Students To Gain Access.
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The Librarian On The State Textbook And Instructional Materials Quality Commission, One Of 9 Current Members Charged With Recommending Official Lists Of Textbooks And Other Instructional Materials, Is A Member Of An Organization Actively Fighting Against “Censorship” Of Inappropriate Books In Public Schools.
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Last Week The Wilson County School Board Voted To Keep Two Controversial Books Available To High School Students In Wilson County, Adding Them To A “Mature Reading List” Instead Of Removing Them From School Libraries.
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Wilson County Residents Showed Up At Monday Night’s Regularly Scheduled School Board Meeting To Make Public Comments Regarding Discussion Surrounding Parental Rights That Some Of The Community Took As An Attack On “Queer Kids.”
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The Williamson County School Board Voted Monday Night To Keep Books, That Some In The Community Deemed Inappropriate, On School Library Shelves. Board Members Voted 8 To 2 To Keep Five Books That Had Been Challenged.
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School Board Members Removed Two More Books From Wilson County School Libraries On Monday Night Despite The County’s Book Review Committee Recommending To Keep Them On The Mature Reading List.
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The Wilson County School Board Voted Last Week To Place A Book On The District’s Mature Reading List Despite A Book Review Committee’s Recommendation To Keep It Accessible To All High School Students Without Parental Consent.
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A Wilson County Resident, Who Addressed The School Board On Monday Night On The Topic Of LGBTQ+ “Safe Space” Stickers, Says There Are Issues With Removing Books Already In School Libraries.
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