The great and powerful Gary D. Price, MLIS sent along This Short Blurb that says It will be up to parents to decide if their children can read Rolling Stone magazine in the Park High School library in MT.
The school library committee met Thursday night, Sept. 12, to consider a request by Park High School Principal Woody Jundt to remove the magazine from the library.
Jundt believes the magazine’s articles and advertising promote violence, immoral sexual activity, and drug and alcohol abuse, according to a Sept. 4 interview with The Livingston Enterprise.
The great and powerful Gary D. Price, MLIS sent along This Short Blurb that says It will be up to parents to decide if their children can read Rolling Stone magazine in the Park High School library in MT.
The school library committee met Thursday night, Sept. 12, to consider a request by Park High School Principal Woody Jundt to remove the magazine from the library.
Jundt believes the magazine’s articles and advertising promote violence, immoral sexual activity, and drug and alcohol abuse, according to a Sept. 4 interview with The Livingston Enterprise.
The library committee decided to continue the magazine subscription through this school year on a trial basis. According to a written statement released by Livingston School District Superintendent Verne Beffert, the magazine can be loaned only to students who have a signed parental permission slip validated by the high school administration.
The five-person committee decided not speak to the press and asked Beffert to release the decision.
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