LCPS votes on sexually explicit content review policy
Loudoun County Public Schools voted Tuesday to require teachers to keep parents in the loop about sexually explicit content in the classroom. With this new policy, which is a state law, if a parent believes the learning material isn't appropriate for their student, the school district must provide other options. FOX 5's Nana-Sentuo Bonsu is in Loudoun County with more from the meeting.
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