Polk County Public Schools Superintendent Heid will be Announcing an Opt-In Policy for Controversial Books

Polk County Public Schools Superintendent Frederick Heid will inform School Board members Tuesday during an afternoon work session about the implementation of a new policy that deals with 16 books one conservative group deemed “pornographic” or “age-inappropriate” earlier this year.

Heid will make a presentation on the new procedures, a hybrid opt-in option for the 16 books, along with an already-in-place opt-out procedure for every book in each of the district’s 150 schools.

The books will not be returned to library shelves, but will instead be kept in an area accessible to librarians only.

School Board members will not be voting this Tuesday and there will be no public input at the afternoon work session. Members of the public can, however, voice their opinion at the end of Tuesday evening’s School Board meeting.

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  1. Heidi needs to GO!!!! HE IS A LIBERAL WHO WAS NOT VOTED IN….Fire him…DEMAND IT!

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