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The state is dropping $60,000 to audit how books get into Kearns school libraries and whether vendors are pushing inappropriate content. This move could lead to stricter oversight and potentially limit what your kids can check out on campus.
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Taxpayers are footing a $60,000 bill for an investigation into library procurement processes.
Parents who want more control and oversight over the books available to their children in school.
Students who may lose access to a wider variety of literature and library staff who will face more administrative hurdles.
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