Round Rock ISD approved several policy updates in December, including one guiding who can challenge instructional and library materials.
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The primary change to how the policies will impact community members, said Cindy Hill, RRISD's general counsel, is by narrowing the scope of who can challenge instructional and library materials.
Previously, RRISD's policy for challenges to instructional and library materials allows any resident of the district to challenge any materials they find questionable in accordance with established guidelines. The update limits challenges to parents, guardians and employees of the district, she said.
