CISD approves new method to select library books

New law reshapes how Texas public school select library materials
  • AREA GIRL SCOUTS WERE recognized during Monday’s Caldwell School Board meeting. The Girls Scouts collected 1,000 pounds of plastic and used that collection to make a “buddy bench” to place on the Caldwell Intermediate School campus. Tribune photo by Denise Squier
    AREA GIRL SCOUTS WERE recognized during Monday’s Caldwell School Board meeting. The Girls Scouts collected 1,000 pounds of plastic and used that collection to make a “buddy bench” to place on the Caldwell Intermediate School campus. Tribune photo by Denise Squier
    Schools across Texas are facing significant changes in how they select books for their libraries, following the signing of Senate Bill 13 into law.Back in May, the Texas legislature passed SB 13 which focuses on regulating public school library materials, reinforces parental oversight and establishes local input mechanisms in school districts.Specifically, the new law creates loca...

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