The same man whose complaints led to the banning of three books last year in Chatham County classrooms is still at odds with the school system, this time over a movie rated PG-13. The same man whose complaints led to the banning of three books last year in Chatham County classrooms is still at odds with the school system, this time over a movie rated PG-13.
Students watch the movie as part of their curriculum.
If a parent objects, the student may be assigned another movie and not be penalized. The Moores, however, don't think any students should be subjected to the movie. Moore questioned at the meeting. Since the Moores appealed all of those decisions, the matter went before the board, which had the ultimate and final choice. It voted 8-1 to let the movie remain in the curriculum.