Virginia school boards have to adopt a sexually explicit material policy by the end of the year

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School boards across Virginia are about to start considering new policies on sexually explicit materials.

In the next few weeks and months, school boards across Virginia will be considering new policies to make sure parents are notified when schools will be using sexually explicit materials in the classroom. The new policies are a result of a bill introduced by Republican Senator Siobhan Dunnavant of Henrico County.

“Our teachers aren’t trying to trick parents into their kids reading something they shouldn’t,” Dunnavant says. “But making sure those parents are aware of these delicate issues should be a welcome opportunity for teachers.”

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