CHEYENNE — Wyoming’s elected state superintendent of public instruction was invited to testify before Congress on Thursday, where she informed members of her plan to create a statewide guidance policy for K-12 school libraries.
Members of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce heard testimony from education leaders in different states that addressed the nationwide controversy over sexually explicit books in public school libraries.
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