New York S04680 mandates school boards to decide on keeping, removing, or restricting access to instructional materials in school libraries, and sets.

New York S04680, known as the "Public School Instructional Materials Review and Transparency Act," requires school boards to make the final decision on whether to keep, remove, or restrict access to instructional materials in school libraries. It establishes a review process for formal complaints about instructional materials. A formal complaint must be in writing and specify the complaint as being about instructional material, provide a source citation, request a review for appropriateness, and explain why the complainant believes the content is inappropriate.

New York S04680 mandates school boards to decide on keeping, removing, or restricting access to instructional materials in school libraries, and sets.

New York S04680, known as the "Public School Instructional Materials Review and Transparency Act," requires school boards to make the final decision on whether to keep, remove, or restrict access to instructional materials in school libraries. It establishes a review process for formal complaints about instructional materials. A formal complaint must be in writing and specify the complaint as being about instructional material, provide a source citation, request a review for appropriateness, and explain why the complainant believes the content is inappropriate.