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Winston Salem/Forsyth County Schools

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

The lists of books show locations in Winston Salem/ Forsyth County Schools. These books have sexually inappropriate or confusing gender concepts or content, including self harm, suicide, violence, and/or racism. No data base is available to determine whether or not classrooms may contain these books. Therefore, we encourage citizens to ask teachers and administrators if these books are present or being used for instruction of any kind.

Some Ebooks appear in the online card catalog. Some districts allow students to sign up to read ebooks using Sora or Libby, as well as other online ebook providers using their school ID. PEP does not know or have access to find out if any safeguards are in place to protect children from reading or seeing graphic material that is inappropriate for their age or grade level. Ask your school administrators if your child's school is providing access to ebooks.  

We do our best to keep the lists up to date. If you see a change that needs to be made, please contact us.

The Content Based Rating System was inspired by  the widely accepted MPA rating system. This rating system is meant to be a quick guide for busy parents who want to know what objectionable material is found between a book's covers. While it is a great tool, it does not meet the standards needed for schools to use for evaluating materials for student use.

Ashley Elementary

ASU Academy at Middle Fork

Atkins A&T High School

Bolton Elementary

Brunson Elementary

Caleb's Creek Elementary

Career Center

Cash Elementary

Clemmons Elementary

Diggs/Latham Elementary

Cook Literacy Model School

Downtown School

Easton Elementary

Forest Park Elementary

Frank Morgan Elementary

Gibson Elementary

Griffith Elementary

Hall-Woodward Elementary

Hanes Magnet School

Ibraham Elementary

Kernersville Elementary​​​

Jefferson Elementary

Kernersville Elementary

Kimmel Farm Elementary

Kimberley Park Elementary

Konnoak Elementary

Lewisville Elementary

Meadowlark Elementary

Middle Fork Elementary

Mineral Springs Elementary

Moore Magnet Elementary

North Hills Elementary

Old Richmond Elementary

Old Town Elementary

Petree Elementary

Piney Grove Elementary

Rural Hall Elementary

Sedge Garden Elementary

Sherwood Forest Elementary

South Fork Elementary

Southwest Elementary

Speas Elementary

The Downtown School (K-8)

Union Cross Elementary

Vienna Elementary

Walkertown Elementary

Ward Elementary

Whitaker Elementary

Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy (K-12, elementary included)

Arts Based School (K-8, charter within WS/FCS)

Clemmons Middle School

East Forsyth Middle School

Flat Rock Middle School

Hanes Magnet School

Jacket Academy

Jefferson Middle School

Kernersville Middle School

Lewisville Middle School

Meadowlark Middle School

Mineral Springs Middle School

Northwest Middle School

Paisley IB Magnet School

Philo-Hill Magnet Academy

Southeast Middle School

Wiley Magnet Middle School

Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy (6-12, middle grades included)

Atkins Academic & Technology High School

C. Douglas Carter High School

Carver High School

East Forsyth High School

Early College of Forsyth County

John F. Kennedy High School

Middle College of Forsyth County

Mount Tabor High School

North Forsyth High School

Parkland High School

R.J. Reynolds High School

Robert B. Glenn High School

Ronald W. Reagan High School

Virtual Academy

Walkertown High School

West Forsyth High School

Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy

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