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More on "Maus": Tennessee parents, teachers push back against 'Maus' removal from McMinn County curriculum Johnson said the legislation is meant to afford flexibility to each local school district, but Akbari questioned how the state could ensure the same guidelines were being used.
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Raumesh Akbari, D-Memphis, during the Senate Education Committee meeting Wednesday. 2022 Anchorage municipal election guide: Q&As with candidates for Assembly and school board We asked candidates for Anchorage Assembly and Anchorage School Board a series of questions about issues.
"That is a decision for the local governing body and the local school board," Senate Majority Leader Jack Johnson, R-Franklin, said when pressed by Sen. Scott Cepicky, R-Culleoka, that would ban "obscene materials" from public school libraries - comes as districts across the state debate and sometimes remove titles from curriculum and classrooms.Ī McMinn County school board made international news after it removed "Maus" by Art Spiegelman, the Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel about the Holocaust, from its eighth-grade curriculum and a Blount County school board removed "Dragonwings," a 1975 historical novel by Laurence Yep about Chinese immigrants, from its middle school curriculum.īut the Lee-backed legislation doesn't define what is considered age-appropriate or how a school district is supposed to determine that. The push - a softer effort than some legislation proposed this year such as a bill from Rep. Well, surprise, surprise: It’s School-Live This is another anime like Classroom of The Elite because they’re both school life shows centered around a group of friends and their struggles with success. Bill Lee is jumping into the school book debate. I bet that you didn’t expect this to be on the list. School book debate: Recent book removals, new state legislation intensify ongoing debate over what's taught in Tennessee schools Lee first announced the library proposal during his annual State of the State address on Jan. The legislation is dubbed the " Age-Appropriate Materials Act of 2022." It would require school districts to keep a current list of all materials available to students and establish a procedure to "periodically review the library collection at each school to ensure that the school's library collection contains materials appropriate for the age and maturity levels of the students who may access the materials, and that is suitable for, and consistent with, the educational mission of the school." Bill Lee cleared the Senate Education Committee Wednesday, as attempts to restrict what materials are available in schools continue across Tennessee. View Gallery: 'Maus' removal: Parents ask Tennessee school board to reconsider banĪ new school library law backed by Gov.
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