The Keller school board is set to consider a policy prohibiting library books across all grade levels that include the discussion of gender fluidity.
“Proposed change allows employees who volunteer and meet very rigorous qualifications to serve as guardians to quickly protect our schools in the event of an attack,” Randklev wrote.
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