The Forsyth
County Board of Education voted on its first-ever book challenge under the
district’s harmful to minors policy at its regular meeting on Tuesday, April
18, deciding to keep the book that was challenged by a parent.
Forsyth County’s school board makes its first vote on a library book challenged as being ‘harmful to minors’
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