Florida classroom bookshelves left empty as education reform law goes into effect

Jacksonville teacher Andrea Phillips spent Literacy Week packing up her classroom library. 

Phillips, who specializes in helping students who have trouble reading, was told that until all books could be vetted and verified to be in compliance with Florida's education laws, they would need to be put away.  

"Without a diverse variety of books that represent my students, I can't get them interested in books," she said.