CNN reports that schools in Texas are pulling books off the shelves, and one Florida school district put a moratorium on library purchases. At the same time, they're figuring out how to create ...

Additionally, the bill would not allow schools to have library materials that have “indecent content or profane content,” which can include books that use “grossly offensive” language.

Anind Dey, dean of the University of Washington Information School, explains that library and information schools differ from one another, so content that is emphasized in one school's curriculum ...

Additionally, the bill would not allow schools to have library materials that have "indecent content or profane content," which can include books that use "grossly offensive" language. During a ...

“Reading and writing are crucial skills that must be mastered if our learners are to succeed in their schooling and future career, and having access to library resources at schools can make a ...

The response rate was 57%. U.S. News conducted the peer assessment surveys. Schools in the library and information studies ranking, which is based solely on a 5.0 peer assessment score ...

Additionally, the bill would not allow schools to have library materials that have “indecent content or profane content,” which can include books that use “grossly offensive” language.