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Central Ky. school district changes course, returns banned books to school libraries - Vimarsana News

Central Ky. school district changes course, returns banned books to school libraries

(TNS) Boyle County Schools says it is returning more than 100 books to school libraries that were removed from shelves earlier this year because of school officials’ interpretation of Senate

Central Kentucky school district changes course, returns banned books to school libraries - Vimarsana News

Central Kentucky school district changes course, returns banned books to school libraries

The district initially said it was taking the books out of school libraries because of Senate Bill 150.

Source: yahoo.com
Parents, school district disagree on book ban - Vimarsana News

Parents, school district disagree on book ban

A huge outrage in Boyle county after the Boyle County Public Schools removed over 100 books from their libraries. "I was absolutely shocked," said parent Amy Longwill."

Source: wtvq.com
Pixel Scroll 10/19/23 A La Recherche Du Pixels Perdu - Vimarsana News

Pixel Scroll 10/19/23 A La Recherche Du Pixels Perdu

(1) INTERZONE NEWS. Gareth Jelley, Editor & Publisher of Interzone and IZ Digital announced today that “Interzone’s hiatus, thankfully, was very temporary.” He told File 770, “Although it is sad to lose the print edition, moving forward on a regular schedule is crucial; and I have plans for annual Interzone print anthologies, in the future,

State officials disagree with Kentucky school district removing library books based on new law - Vimarsana News

State officials disagree with Kentucky school district removing library books based on new law

“The law is very clearly about the act of instruction and the curriculum used in instruction. This is not a book ban. And yet they are reading it that way,” one Boyle County mother said.

Source: aol.com