Public School Library Audit

We the undersigned petition the Fayetteville School District to initiate a formal audit of the entire school library system, to appoint a parent led committee from this point forward to review objectionable material, and to remove offensive material from student access without parental consent.

Sponsor

There are several individuals that sponsor this petition.Laurie Taylor, Deborah Lime, Karen Whitlock, Elizabeth Whit, Betty Doty, Johnny Tittle, and Don Bright. Although the following web site is not an official sponsor you can obtain information about this issue at www.teachclean.com

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www.teachclean.com www.pabbis.com

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Jason, United States
1 year ago State: Maryland
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Herb and Kim Wolfe, United States
2 years ago State: California
Comments: Nip it in the bud.
Amanda, United States
2 years ago State: FL
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Jason, United States
1 year ago State: Maryland
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Herb and Kim Wolfe, United States
2 years ago State: California
Comments: Nip it in the bud.
Amanda, United States
2 years ago State: FL
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no censorship thanks, Ireland
2 years ago State: Arkansas
Comments: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ppe9WBLu_w&bpctr=1350729455
Rosemarie Roussel, United States
2 years ago State: Florida
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Sandra Baumgarten, United States
3 years ago State: Oklahoma
Comments: i am completely shocked that they would allow material like this to be accessed freely by our kids.
Darryl I., United States
3 years ago State: California
Comments: I am totally shocked to see this type of conditioning taught to our children. It's no wonder that our youth are morally ignorant. Everyone needs to take responsibility for the teachings of our youth because we have to remember whatever they're learning while they're young, they'll act upon when they're older.
Douglas Berry, United States
3 years ago State: South Carolina
Comments: I fought the local school district over books that used the F-word over 17 times in my 14 year olds summer reading list just to have the book reviewed and kept. Bottom line these books shouldn't be called banned or censored they should be called not appropriate for the high school or middle school age group, they're just "not chosen" and not "banned" which evokes a negative connotation.
Rose Aguirre, United States
3 years ago State: -
Comments: -
tengku said muhmamad, Indonesia
3 years ago State: -
Comments: sure