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I believe teachers should be able to include the book if they can find a way to argue that the book does meet the educational standards for their students. It's important for students to be exposed to different types of book themes as many of them pertain to real life and while there are other books that can very well do the same thing, the diversity in how they are written is important to expose students to.

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This book that the teacher is wanting to assign to his students should not be used for his reading list because those certain subjects can be too much for this lesson---especially since it's against the PTA rules/regulations.

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No, s/he cannot use this book. Even though it may have some great points in it, if it’s banned, it’s out of his/her hands. That question is answered for her. If the teacher continues on with the book, s/he is risking their job, their license as an educator, and a lawsuit. Simply put, choose another book!

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This teacher should not put this in his list of books to read. This is not appropriate for any classroom from prek- 12. Students could get uncomfortable while reading especially the students who are of the opposite sex.

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I believe that it should be okay to read the book. It is something the students should learn about. However, it probably isn't a good idea to go against the Parent teacher association. My answer would be try to find another similar book that isn't banned but may be able to get the same story across.

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I think that the teacher should not
include the book in his list of books because it deals with such topics and the PTA banned it.

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I would say the book shouldn’t be included to the reading list for the year not just because it was banned by the Parent Teacher Association but for other reasons such as:

I don’t remember any of my English teachers having books of such nature for us to read in high school and that could be clearly because of ethics.

If it were like a “sex-education week”, it could be an exemption

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To me, it seems like the best option for the teacher would be to not include this book in his reading list. It would be one thing if the book had adult themes and the students' parents were able to sign a document stating that it is okay for the student to read it. However, given that it was banned by the PTA, and there may be legal issues involved, the teacher should probably find another book that helps him get his message across.

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I do not think the teacher should include it in his reading plan for the year for the simple fact that the PTA banned it. If the teacher wants this book to be apart of his plan that bad then he should go to a PTA meeting to discuss why it’s a good book besides the components that are in it. But, this book sounds like it has a lot of sensitive content in it that may be difficult for some students to read therefore if this teacher was me, I’d listen to the PTA.

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No because including the book would go against what has been established already by the parents. Adding the book would go against the teacher for not following what has already been set in place.

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This can definitely go a lot of different ways and there are different variants that would be the deciding factor. One would be how strict the administration was about these rules. Another would be how intrigued the students were about this book. If they were super excited to read it, I feel like there could be some type of loop hole around it. And you could also reach out to parents to ask their input that way you are not crossing a boundary.

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I would say that, if it goes with the curriculum I would add it to the list of books to read for that year. I also think this book is coming to age book so it would be good to show growing students.

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I don't believe it's a smart choice for the teacher to use this book in the classroom. It will keep the peace with the PTA and just keeps it a safe situation. "Better safe than sorry."

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I understand the historical aspect of the book and even the theme of self-discovery but if it’s banned then I feel like that’s a non-negotiable. I get the idea behind the book but I dont think you should be able to use it if it’s banned by an organization.

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Honestly, I am unsure of the answer. I remember talking about banned books in high school, but I cannot remember whether the ones we read had been unbanned or not. I am going to guess that no, the teacher cannot include this in their reading list.

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I believe that in order to keep a civil setting between students and parents due to these touchy subjects, that it would be better off to find another book to get a specific theme across.