(ABC 6 News) – In just a few days, states will have new laws and Iowa’s education system will be changing. That’s largely because of the state’s new book ban law.

Certain books will be banned in schools depending on the content – like visual depictions of sexual acts. Schools have until Monday to get their bookshelves cleaned out. Under the new law, schools need to provide an updated book list twice a year. If a school can’t keep up, the Department of Education will give a written warning.

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Some parents say schools won’t have enough time to evaluate their books. The law spurred confusion on what content falls under the “should be banned” threshold.

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Governor Kim Reynolds has addressed the topic many times. Including in recent months, when she said:

“We are way off course, our kids and our teachers deserve better. They deserve the tools to help these kids succeed. Not a damn distraction on a nasty pornographic book that should never, ever be in a classroom.”

In addition to all of this, the Iowa Board of Education is looking to add a rule stating teachers will be banned from raising gender identity or orientation issues with kids from kindergarten through sixth grade.