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Florida high school requires permission slips for students to see Disney’s “Tangled”

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Parents say they have to sign permission slips for nearly everything this school year. Florida's new Parental Rights in Education law says parents must fill out a permission slip ahead of any school-sponsored event. Some parents are saying this law has gone too far. Some schools have stated the law’s vagueness leaves them no choice.

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Florida high school requires permission slips for students to see Disney’s “Tangled”

Central Florida parents say they have to sign permission slips for nearly everything this school year.

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Florida High School Requires Permission Slip for 'Tangled' Screening

In a fascinating glimpse into the ever-evolving landscape of Disney movie censorship, it was recently reported that a high school in Florida took the unexpected step of requiring permission slips for students to watch the beloved Disney film, Tangled. This decision by the school authorities has sparked a wave of discussions and debates surrounding the boundaries and limitations of content that is deemed suitable for young audiences. Related: ‘Bl…

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