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How Forsyth County media specialists are watching out for ‘explicit’ content in school libraries
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Forsyth County Schools announced changes to its media center procedures around book challenges and the selection and weeding process for media specialists in the district during its work session on April 11. - photo by For the FCN
Forsyth County Schools announced some changes to its media center procedures, adding standards for schools to follow during book challenges and in the selection process for library materials.
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How Forsyth County Schools will adjust after bill banning cellphones in classrooms passes state Senate
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A bill that bans cellphone use for elementary and middle school students in Georgia public schools was passed by the state Senate on Tuesday in Atlanta. It now needs only the signature of Gov. Brian Kemp to become law.
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