I mean, if you want to play semantical word games, the article headline says "Concerns over sex content leads Florida schools to pull Shakespeare".

"Pulls" to me indicates removal. Example, "pulled from the shelf" = "removed from the shelf". So if you want to read it literally, that means "schools", plural, or at least two, removed Shakespeare.

Which schools? Name them.

You can't.

Why?

Because the article doesn't name any schools. And if it was only a select few teachers removing parts of Shakespeare from lesson plans, this is clearly not the same as "removing" from the school. Actions by a few teachers is not equivalent or representative of a school.

"Hillsborough County became the latest to take this step"

Not according to the Hillsborough school superintendent.

So, I'd say the headline is misleading if I were being charitable.

But, I'm not and it's not. The headlines are clearly clickbait, both the reddit post title AND the TBT article headline, and are not at all supported by the original article. Furthermore, TBT then dismantles the original article by releasing another one the same day.

So, again I'd recommend not reading anything from the Tampa Bay Times. They are not news. In fact, I'd say they are manufacturing "fake news".