New York S10145 prohibits publicly funded libraries from banning books due to partisan or doctrinal disapproval and mandates school districts to.

New York S10145 amends the education law to ensure that publicly funded libraries cannot ban books based on partisan or doctrinal disapproval. It also requires school districts to adopt the American Library Association's library bill of rights, which states that materials should not be proscribed or removed for such reasons. The bill aims to protect the availability of diverse materials in libraries and school libraries.

New York S10145 prohibits publicly funded libraries from banning books due to partisan or doctrinal disapproval and mandates school districts to.

New York S10145 amends the education law to ensure that publicly funded libraries cannot ban books based on partisan or doctrinal disapproval. It also requires school districts to adopt the American Library Association's library bill of rights, which states that materials should not be proscribed or removed for such reasons. The bill aims to protect the availability of diverse materials in libraries and school libraries.