Southern California School District Decides to Keep King James Version After Bible Ban Vote

Southern California school district decides to keep King James Version after Bible ban vote

The Redlands Unified School District voted on Tuesday to keep the King James Version of the Bible in high school libraries during a school board meeting after it was challenged under a new district policy that allows the removal of books deemed inappropriate for students.

California School Board to Vote on Whether to Pull the Bible

A Southern California school district is holding a public hearing Tuesday night to decide whether to remove the Bible from its library shelves. A formal complaint filed against the King James Version in the Redlands Unified School District alleges the text contains “inappropriate material for students.” The specific passages cited in the complaint have not been publicly disclosed, according to Mercury News. The review was triggered by a district…

California school district may ban Bible after complaint it’s ‘inappropriate’ for students

The Redlands United School District may ban the Bible from library shelves after a complaint was lodged that the holy book is inappropriate for students.

The Bible is challenged as inappropriate for Redlands students

The King James version is being opposed under a school district policy that makes it easier to pull sexually explicit materials from libraries.