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Columbia schools committee returns Maas' novel for library | Columbia Education - Vimarsana News

Columbia schools committee returns Maas' novel for library | Columbia Education

A parent challenged "A Court Mist and Fury" over sexually explicit material without reading the whole book. A Lexington-Richland 5 district committee found the novel has literary merit and returned it to high school library shelves in the Columbia, SC, area schools.

Novel pulled from Columbia-area school libraries as committee reviews appropriateness - Vimarsana News

Novel pulled from Columbia-area school libraries as committee reviews appropriateness

A Columbia-area school district has pulled a book from its library shelves after receiving a complaint, as a committee decides whether Sarah J. Maas' young-adult fantasy novel "A Court of

Gloucester Reads wraps up summer of racial justice conversations - Vimarsana News

Gloucester Reads wraps up summer of racial justice conversations

Imagine being accosted in the grocery store because a security guard doesn’t believe the 3-year-old in your care belongs with you.

Gloucester Reads wraps up summer of racial justice conversations - Vimarsana News

Gloucester Reads wraps up summer of racial justice conversations

Imagine being accosted in the grocery store because a security guard doesn’t believe the 3-year-old in your care belongs with you.

After SC school stopped teaching of book on racism, officials' explanations differ | Education News for Columbia, SC & Richland County - Vimarsana News

After SC school stopped teaching of book on racism, officials' explanations differ | Education News for Columbia, SC & Richland County

School district leaders have given differing explanations after a Chapin High School teacher's lesson on a book about racism was stopped after it triggered complaints in the Lexington-Richland 5 district