Kansas Senate bill 401 would make it easier to prosecute teachers, librarians or school principals for exposing students to offensive materials. The bill was drafted in response to a sexual education poster shown by a teacher in the Shawnee Mission School District. ACLU Advocacy Director Holly Weatherford, commenting on the current language proposed in the bill, said it is “facially unconstitutional.”
“The way this bill is currently written, it is so overly broad that it’s hard to even evaluate what all of the implications or consequences are of its reach,” she said.
Read more here: "Kansas Senate weighs bill to ease prosecution of teachers over offensive materials", Wichita Eagle, 03/02/2014
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