A plan has been announced to penalize schools for certain library books. This plan involves lowering performance ratings for schools that do not comply with a law about book content.
Further details about the plan are available from the source. The proposal aims to address books considered objectionable in school libraries.
A public official made a statement about taking action on this issue, but specific details about implementation and enforcement are not provided here.
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