After Utah’s pride flag ban, what exactly can K-12 teachers display in their classrooms?

Utah’s new pride flag ban in government buildings takes effect May 7. Here’s what we know about what can and can’t be displayed in classrooms.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) The atrium of Rose Park Elementary in Salt Lake City, where on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020, an LGBTQ pride flag and a Black Lives Matter flag hang along with flags of the United States, other countries, and local tribes. Utah’s new pride flag ban in government buildings takes effect May 7.

After Utah’s pride flag ban, what exactly can K-12 teachers display in their classrooms?

Utah’s new pride flag ban in government buildings takes effect May 7. Here’s what we know about what can and can’t be displayed in classrooms.

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