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SC committee recommends 10 more books be removed from K-12 public schools

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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) – A state committee has recommended that multiple books be removed from public school libraries and classrooms across South Carolina. The Instructional Review Materials Board voted Thursday to recommend that 10 books be pulled from K-12 shelves under a rule adopted last year that bars books containing descriptions or visual depictions of “sexual conduct.” The regulation also established a system in which parents can challen…

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SC committee recommends 10 more books be removed from K-12 public schools

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) – A state committee has recommended that multiple books be removed from public school libraries and classrooms across South Carolina. The Instructional Review Materials Board voted Thursday to recommend that 10 books be pulled from K-12 shelves under a rule adopted last year that bars books containing descriptions or visual depictions of “sexual conduct.” The regulation also established a system in which parents can challen…

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10 more books recommended for removal in SC from K-12 libraries

Christian Hanley, chairman of the state Board of Education’s Instructional Material Review Committee, and attorney John Tyler during a committee meeting Thursday, March 13, 2025. (Screenshot/Instructional Materials Review Committee livestream)COLUMBIA — Ten more books are slated for removal from South Carolina’s K-12 public school libraries, despite protests from the books’ authors and school librarians. Librarians have already been required to …

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Removing books from schools isn't a ban, SC superintendent says. She bristles at Nazi comparison.

S.C. Education Superintendent Ellen Weaver said removing books from public schools is not a ban and took issue with a comparison to Nazi Germany. She also said cuts to the U.S. Department of Education creates opportunity for states like South…

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10 more books facing statewide ban in South Carolina schools

Today the South Carolina Department of Education’s Instructional Materials Review Committee voted to remove 10 books from all K-12 public school libraries and classroom collections. The State Board of Education will take a final vote on this recommendation at its April 1 meeting.The following statement is from Communications Director Paul Bowers at the ACLU of South

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The Post and Courier broke the news in Charleston, United States on Thursday, March 13, 2025.
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