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Okaloosa County School District

78 titles banned · Florida

Banned Books

A Clash of Kings A Clash of Kings A Clockwork Orange A Clockwork Orange A Court of Thorns and Roses A Court of Thorns and Roses A Court of Wings and Ruin A Court of Wings and Ruin After After Beetle and the Hollowbones Beetle and the Hollowbones Beyond Magenta Beyond Magenta Boy2girl Boy2girl Clockwork Princess Clockwork Princess Crank Crank Damsel Damsel Dime Dime Eleanor & Park Eleanor & Park Empire of Storms Empire of Storms Fable Fable Fade Fade Fallout Fallout Go Ask Alice Go Ask Alice Grit Grit Hate Crimes in America Hate Crimes in America Heir of Fire Heir of Fire Heroine Heroine Identical Identical Impulse Impulse It It Jesus Land Jesus Land Looking for Alaska Looking for Alaska Lucky Lucky Me and Earl and the Dying Girl Me and Earl and the Dying Girl Monday's Not Coming Monday's Not Coming Red Hood Red Hood Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda Sold Sold Storm and Fury Storm and Fury The 57 Bus The 57 Bus The Art of Racing in the Rain The Art of Racing in the Rain The Assassin's Blade The Assassin's Blade The Carnival at Bray The Carnival at Bray The Haters The Haters The Nowhere Girls The Nowhere Girls The Perks of Being a Wallflower The Perks of Being a Wallflower The Poet X The Poet X The Upside of Unrequited The Upside of Unrequited Throne of Glass Throne of Glass Tilt Tilt Tower of Dawn Tower of Dawn Vanishing Acts Vanishing Acts Water for Elephants Water for Elephants

About Okaloosa County School District

Okaloosa County School District serves students in Okaloosa County, located in the western Panhandle region of Florida along the Gulf Coast. As with other public school systems in the state, the district maintains school and classroom libraries subject to Florida's statewide instructional materials review requirements.

Books in Schools

This page tracks 78 distinct titles that have been reported as banned or challenged in Okaloosa County School District, a total that places it among the more actively reviewed districts in Florida. Book removals and restrictions in Florida school districts have increased in recent years following the passage of House Bill 1467 (2022), which established new procedures for the review, objection, and removal of instructional and library materials in public schools. Okaloosa County's figures reflect the broader pattern of heightened scrutiny of school library collections seen statewide since that law took effect. No independent news coverage of this district's specific removals has been verified for inclusion here.