Library Policy News Today

Pequea Valley School District’s board voted 7-0 Thursday to put a new library policy in place, effective immediately, establishing criteria for how books are selected or removed from its libraries.

The proposed policy may give parents more influence over what their children read at school.

When: Cocalico school board meeting, Oct. 23.

Multiple speakers came to court Monday to share their thoughts with the commissioners.

PUNXSUTAWNEY — Punxsutawney Library Director Jen Soliday cleared up some confusion on library policy that came about in the past month with higher event traffic going on in both the

House Bill 1506 would standardize library challenge process across Pennsylvania, protecting books often challenged by parental rights movement.

An Instagram post claims Lenape Middle School teachers told to use birthname, gender of trans students, unless parents OK preferred name.

The Bucks County commissioners unanimously voted to reduce time to comment on agenda items from five minutes to three.

Pennsylvania State Education Association says special education, STEM teachers still needed, especially in urban, rural areas.

The start of classes is approaching, and knowing exactly when each district is commencing school again is essential for families across the county.