Library Policy

Articles tagged library policy from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Education Governance

Roma ISD asked to approve multi-year cybersecurity and device-management contracts

The Roma Independent School District Board of Trustees is scheduled to meet Oct. 28, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. to consider two multi-year contract renewals for cybersecurity and device management, approve new library books after a 30-day public review under Senate Bill 13, hear a construction update and address personnel and training items.

ROMA ISDOct 28, 2026

Gift Acceptance Policy

Trustees adopt revised gift acceptance policy, clarifying temporary donations handled under art policy

Eastham trustees voted to adopt a revised Gift Acceptance Policy that removes temporary-donation language so short-term loans and exhibits are governed by the library's art-display policy; the motion passed by roll-call vote.

EasthamOct 29, 2026

Library Policy

Council moves library-board ordinance to later readings; proposal would reduce minimum meetings

An ordinance to amend municipal code to require the library board to meet at least four times per year (instead of monthly) received unanimous first-reading approval; council also approved second-reading by title and moved a third reading to the next meeting.

Sweet HomeOct 28, 2026

Library Policy

Parent questions horror and occult titles during CCISD public comment; board approves library list item

At the Oct. 26 meeting, Shauna Fuller urged the board to limit horror/occult titles in elementary collections, recounting a child's panic after hearing a gruesome story; following discussion the board approved the pulled consent item H (library list additions).

CORPUS CHRISTI ISDOct 27, 2026