In a move that drew national attention, district officials banned the book from school libraries earlier this year under State Board of Education Rule 6A-7.015.
But the district reversed course after a team of six library media specialists and a district coordinator for libraries media read the book and lifted the ban.
A district spokesperson says the book will be available for high school students at district library media centers for high schools. No parental permission will be required to check out the book.
