The nationwide spotlight on illicit and explicit materials in our kids’ schools has been shining on Utah particularly lately, culminating in Representative Ken Ivory’s Sensitive Materials in Schools bill, HB337. That bill passed in March 2022, and now the ball is in the state Board’s court.
Two competing policies on school materials go head-to-head this Friday May 5 in the USBE Law & Licensing Committee at 9:00am.
Only one of these policies protects kids from materials that should never have been on the bookshelves in the first place….
EXPLICIT MATERIALS IN SCHOOLS – THE FIGHT AT THE UTAH STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
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The nationwide spotlight on illicit and explicit materials in our kids’ schools has been shining on Utah particularly lately, culminating in Representative Ken Ivory’s Sensitive Materials in Schools bill, HB337. That bill passed in March 2022, and now the ball is in the state Board’s court.
Two competing policies on school materials go head-to-head this Friday May 5 in the USBE Law & Licensing Committee at 9:00am.
Only one of these policies protects kids from materials that should never have been on the bookshelves in the first place….
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