book ban

School district librarian Carolyn Nichols speaks during the second reading of the revisions to the policy during the MSAD 72 Board of Directors meeting on Feb. 12 at the Molly Ockett School in Fryeburg, Maine. (DAWN DE BUSK PHOTO)

By Dawn De Busk

FRYEBURG, Maine — The MSAD 72 Board voted on Feb. 12 to approve revisions to the district’s Instructional and Library-Media Materials Policy, establishing what happens when a library book is challenged by a student’s family.

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