TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD is at the top of my list of books I read/studied in high school that have stuck with me forever. A book my age group studied 50+ years ago is now banned. (But then, polio vaccines were also considered a positive in the 1950s.)
I am heartsick at what this state is doing to our public schools. One thing I do know is that our graduates will be woefully disadvantaged in college admissions, much less preparation for the real world in general and frankly just their growth as human beings.
Hell, next, pivoting back to SB 13, these parent-driven school library committees as part of SB 13 will use AI to the same ends, to boot books they don't like from school libraries. Or they'll skip the AI and go with what Newsmax or the Scrambled Onion say.
Will call reps tomorrow. Just posted on my FB:
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD is at the top of my list of books I read/studied in high school that have stuck with me forever. A book my age group studied 50+ years ago is now banned. (But then, polio vaccines were also considered a positive in the 1950s.)
I am heartsick at what this state is doing to our public schools. One thing I do know is that our graduates will be woefully disadvantaged in college admissions, much less preparation for the real world in general and frankly just their growth as human beings.
What the what?? 😨
Hell, next, pivoting back to SB 13, these parent-driven school library committees as part of SB 13 will use AI to the same ends, to boot books they don't like from school libraries. Or they'll skip the AI and go with what Newsmax or the Scrambled Onion say.