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Gov. Reynolds announces application start date for Students First Education Savings Accounts

Des Moines, IA- Governor Reynolds has announced that applications for Students First Education Savings Accounts will be accepted starting May 31, 2023. The Students First Act was signed into law earlier this year and will provide state funding for eligible students who attend accredited nonpublic schools starting in the 2023-2024 school year. "As we prepare to accept applications later this month for Iowa's landmark Students First ESA program, the rules approved today will provide fami...
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Virginia Beach 'sexually explicit content' policy proposal for school libraries could 'take out lots of books' – Daily Press

Proposed changes to Virginia Beach Public School’s policy on library materials have raised concerns for community members and school board members alike. Supporters have said the changes to the policy would alert parents to sexually explicit content they might not want their child exposed to, though several people said it could be taken too far.
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Virginia Beach 'sexually explicit content' policy proposal for school libraries could 'take out lots of books' – The Virginian-Pilot

Proposed changes to Virginia Beach Public School’s policy on library materials have raised concerns for community members and school board members alike. Supporters have said the changes to the policy would alert parents to sexually explicit content they might not want their child exposed to, though several people said it could be taken too far.
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