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Johnston school board postpones decision over changing bullying, harassment policies

  • The Johnston County School Board postponed a vote on a measure to remove 'sexual orientation' and 'gender identity' from its policies.
  • School board chair Lyn Andrews stated the board will reassess the policy to ensure compliance with state and federal laws.
  • Critics expressed concern that the postponement could lead to a rollback of protections for students, which may increase the risk of bullying.
  • Advocates highlighted the importance of maintaining protections for all students in Johnston County Public Schools.
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abc11 Raleighabc11 Raleigh

Johnston County Public Schools tables contentious language issue for now: 'Want to do what's right'

The Johnston County School Board delayed voting on a measure that would have removed the words "sexual orientation" and "gender identity" from its district policy.

·Raleigh, United States
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Johnston school board postpones decision over changing bullying, harassment policies

The Johnston County Public Schools board postponed a decision to change its harassment and bullying policy on Tuesday night. A policy review committee is set for Thursday morning.

·Raleigh, United States
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Concerns over the content of children's books at the Lynchburg Public Library have sparked a conversation.

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Defense Department Schools Shutter LGBTQ Clubs, Ban Books

Defense Department schools that serve the children of military members have scrapped affinity clubs and flagged LGBTQ books for removal. The post Defense Department Schools Shutter LGBTQ Clubs, Ban Books appeared first on Metro Weekly.

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Why ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ Keeps Getting Banned

Biloxi, Mississippi, will remove the book from school curriculums.

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Why Schools Are Banning The Classics But Promoting Smut To Our Kids | Frontier Centre For Public Policy

Schools claim to protect students from ‘harmful’ literature – unless the content aligns with progressive ideology Some books are deemed too offensive for students—just not the ones you’d expect. […]

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Metro Weekly broke the news in on Monday, March 10, 2025.
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