…to cleaning up school libraries. Last week, Board of Trustees President Ruthie Keyes blamed a campaign flyer for exposing kids to explicit material, instead of the actual library book quoted…

…to cleaning up school libraries. Last week, Board of Trustees President Ruthie Keyes blamed a campaign flyer for exposing kids to explicit material, instead of the actual library book quoted…
…issued a new model policy for selecting and reviewing school library books. “I definitely want parents to have a say,” he added. “It shouldn’t have taken this long for some…
…Ibram X. Kendi. Notably, Kendi spoke to school and government librarians last week at the Texas Library Association’s annual conference. Meanwhile, in Houston-area Clear Creek ISD, the Texas GOP endorsed…
…is being done by illustrations these children see in the books that are on our library shelves, starting as young as elementary school. We need to stop this. We need…
…students. The Texas Library Association’s annual conference this week hosted a variety of eyebrow-raising activities, with featured speakers such as Dr. Ibram X. Kendi (an apologist for the hotly contentious…
…Waller ISD father, confronted the school board last fall with evidence of sexually explicit materials in school library books. However, the books were only the beginning; Posey and other parents…
…be a local policy that we can set to have a procedure in place for us to deem ‘this book is not appropriate to be in our school library,’ and…
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…a report from the Texas Library Association, where critical race theory is being promoted. Erin Anderson reports on the massive debt taxpayers could bear after the May 7 elections, and…
The Texas Library Association kicked off its annual conference Monday with drag queens and continued this morning with “Critical Race Theory’s Chief Marketing Officer,” Ibram X. Kendi. Kendi, director of…
…Scorecard’s inquiry. House District 17 Paul Pape: “I will support closing this loophole. Kids should not find things in the public school library that they wouldn’t see in their parents’…