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Governor Healey Signs Freedom to Read Law Keeping Book Bans out of Massachusetts Schools and Libraries
Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary EducationAug 10, 2026Curated by K-12 News DeskMassachusetts, United States
Massachusetts Governor Healey signed a law aimed at preventing book bans in schools and libraries across the state, affecting access to books in both settings.
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