The books, including 'Looking for Alaska' and 'All Boys Aren't Blue,' were pulled from school libraries after parents raised concerns about their content.
Looking for Alaska
The district's school was set to make a final decision in a vote during a meeting on Tuesday, but the item was pulled from the agenda, WFTV said. He added:"In a district that is not performing well academically, to have books that aren't focused on providing people with an opportunity to improve their academic performance is probably not the best use of public funds."
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