Family · Nationwide · September 11, 2026
Coalition Reported Working to Remove Sexually Explicit Materials From Schools
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- Ask your school board for a current list of approved classroom and library materials.
- Review your state's parental notification and material-review policies for K-12 schools.
- Attend the next school board meeting and ask how explicit-content complaints are handled.
- Contact local parents' groups to learn if this coalition or a similar effort is active in your area.
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