The Leon County School Board voted unanimously Tuesday to approve a new library book policy meant to provide parental controls on what content children are allowed to check out.

“Statute requires the district to offer parents a way to limit their children’s access to certain materials,” they said. “Unfortunately, they’re making it as difficult as possible.”

“Teachers and parents alike are saying it’s not a workable system.”

The chapter continued to say that the policy still does not excuse the county from keeping “inappropriate materials” in the school libraries.