The Seattle School Board voted Wednesday to keep Brave New World on the district’s list of approved books for high-school language-arts classes. Nathan Hale ad

The Seattle School Board voted Wednesday to keep Brave New World on the district’s list of approved books for high-school language-arts classes. Nathan Hale administrators dropped the book as a regular part of its sophomore Language Arts curriculum after Sense-Wilson’s initial complaint, however students can still read it as part of class “literature circles” in which students reading the same book discuss it in a small group. Reading the above it appears that the book hasn't been returned to the high school's curriculum. The school board merely said it could be. Judging from the school administration's initial actions I would say return to the core curriculim is still in question.