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Parents petition court to remove five books from Williamson County middle, high schools

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A group of Williamson County parents is seeking to remove five books from school libraries. The books are "wholly inappropriate" for middle and high school students, the lawsuit says. A state law passed in 2022 requires school boards to review library materials and remove those deemed inappropriate. Board members voted to keep the books at a June meeting.

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Parents petition court to remove five books from Williamson County middle, high schools

The Williamson County Board of Education allowed the books to stay in high schools schools by an 8-2 vote at its June 19 meeting.

·Nashville, United States
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The Tennessean broke the news in Nashville, United States on Wednesday, August 23, 2023.
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