Podcast: Pine-Richland school board approves library policy in contentious vote
Zach Petroff
Alicia Baumberger, of Wexford, was one of over 30 people who spoke at a school board meeting against the banning for 12 books at the Pine-Richland high school and middle school libraries
TribLive
The Pine-Richland School District sign welcomes visitors to Pine Richland Middle School on Aug. 30, 2024.
Pine-Richland School Board has become the latest local school system to join the conversation of library censorship and book bans, thanks to a new policy that was narrowly passed, and has engaged board and community members alike.
As the board nears primary election season, TribLive reporter James Engel and host Zac Gibson discuss the new policy and the potential election impact.
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Zachary Gibson is a Tribune-Review digital producer. You can contact Zachary at zgibson@triblive.com.
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