The Texas Education Agency is now getting into the debate over library books and what students have access to in schools.
The TEA is offering new guidelines for school boards, which give parents more review of what's going in libraries.It also details the process for parent complaints and book reviews.Download NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth.
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