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Educators question Iowa's new school book rules after court blocks enforcement | Atlantic - Vimarsana News

Educators question Iowa's new school book rules after court blocks enforcement | Atlantic

Rules on enforcement of an Iowa law barring books with sexual content from schools and prohibiting instruction and material related to LGBTQ+ subjects will likely not be clarified until March,

Educators question Iowa's new school book rules after court blocks enforcement | News - Vimarsana News

Educators question Iowa's new school book rules after court blocks enforcement | News

Rules on enforcement of an Iowa law barring books with sexual content from schools and prohibiting instruction and material related to LGBTQ+ subjects will likely not be clarified until March,

New tax law will drain decades-old Mason City library levy - Vimarsana News

New tax law will drain decades-old Mason City library levy

Starting in July, Mason City voters will no longer have a direct impact on the funding of the Mason City Public Library due to changes in state property tax law

Half of challenged books return to schools. LGBTQ books are banned most. - Vimarsana News

Half of challenged books return to schools. LGBTQ books are banned most.

Almost half of books challenged at school are returned to shelves, but titles with LGBTQ characters, themes and stories are most likely to be banned, according to a Washington Post analysis of nearly 900 book objections nationwide.

Library objection outcomes analyzed | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source - Vimarsana News

Library objection outcomes analyzed | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source

Almost half of books challenged at school are returned to shelves, but titles with LGBTQ characters, themes and stories are most likely to be banned, according to a Washington Post analysis of nearly 900 book objections nationwide.