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Citizens group appeals to BGSD board to review books with sexual content

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|Date: Saturday, June 1, 2024

Citizens group appeals to BGSD board to review books with sexual content

Titles of novels that may be inappropriate for young readers have been brought to the attention of the Ba ...

Titles of novels that may be inappropriate for young readers have been brought to the attention of the Battle Ground School District after a citizens group discovered the books were available in schoo ...

Saturday, June 1, 2024
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Letter: ‘Shouldn’t schools encourage abstinence?’

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|Date: Monday, January 16, 2023

Letter: ‘Shouldn’t schools encourage abstinence?’

Vancouver resident Laurie Pascual discusses the presence of pornography in school libraries ...

Vancouver resident Laurie Pascual discusses the presence of pornography in school libraries ...

Monday, January 16, 2023
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Vancouver resident challenges book previously made available at the Columbia River High School library

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|Date: Tuesday, October 25, 2022

Vancouver resident challenges book previously made available at the Columbia River High School library

Sally Snyder attended the October meeting prepared with a presentation that included handouts of the most ...

Sally Snyder attended the October meeting prepared with a presentation that included handouts of the most disturbing illustrations and text from Gender Queer ...

Tuesday, October 25, 2022
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Citizens group appeals to BGSD board to review books with sexual content

Citizens group appeals to BGSD board to review books with sexual content

Letter: ‘Shouldn’t schools encourage abstinence?’

Letter: ‘Shouldn’t schools encourage abstinence?’

Vancouver resident challenges book previously made available at the Columbia River High School library

Vancouver resident challenges book previously made available at the Columbia River High School library