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On way out, GOP majority on Central Bucks board OKs voting appeal and trans athlete policy - Vimarsana News

On way out, GOP majority on Central Bucks board OKs voting appeal and trans athlete policy

There was a lot more to this week's Central Bucks meeting than a massive severance package. Here's what else you missed.

Source: aol.com
Central Bucks school board votes to retain 9-district voting map - Vimarsana News

Central Bucks school board votes to retain 9-district voting map

The Central Bucks school board voted 6-3 to retain a nine-district voting region map that will have implications for the election of new school board members.

Source: wfmz.com
Central Bucks approves contentious library policy targeting 'sexualized content' in books amid community opposition - Vimarsana News

Central Bucks approves contentious library policy targeting 'sexualized content' in books amid community opposition

The policy, said the superintendent, would create a process for the selection of new books and for parents to challenge “gratuitous, salacious, over-the-top, unnecessary, sexualized content."

School districts across Pa. are monitoring students online - Vimarsana News

School districts across Pa. are monitoring students online

Pennsylvania school districts are monitoring the online activity of students to flag bullying or mental health issues. But data and privacy experts say it's invasive.

Source: wesa.fm
Central Bucks School District will begin monitoring students online 24/7 - Vimarsana News

Central Bucks School District will begin monitoring students online 24/7

Central Bucks will monitor online activity to flag students experiencing bullying or mental health issues. Data and privacy experts say there are unintended harms to consider.

Source: whyy.org