Grade 5 and Up

SLJ talks to Rick Riordan about his latest bestseller 'The Red Pyramid,' book one of the Kane Chronicles. More...

Fans of the Disney Channel's Wizards of Waverly Place television series may have noticed the cool Shakespeare posters hanging in the school hallways and classrooms. Those posters weren't just dreamed up by a Hollywood set More...

Dear Cushing Academy Parents:Soon, your child will have access to one of the most innovative secondary school libraries in the country. Over half-a-million dollars are being invested to transform your library into an interactive learning More...

Also in this article:Multiple types of evidenceWhat is EBP for school librarians?The central questionsAn emphasis on outcomesOutcomes and national standardsKey challenges of EBPPeak ExperienceTo-Do ListsEvery fall, School Library Journal hosts a national Leadership Summit that More...

I like a tidy library, don't get me wrong! But an accidental-and very messy-discovery opened my eyes. More...

The Muscogee County school board in Georgia has approved new Bible courses as electives for 11th and 12th graders, making it one of a handful of the state's 180 school districts that have agreed to More...

Also in this article:Learning Goes OnlineConnecting GloballyA Design StudioPat Kyle, librarian at the Washington International School (WIS), was presented with a rare opportunity. A private PreK–12 institution in northwest Washington, DC, WIS had committed to More...

Students from Far Rockaway High School are just back from spring break, and media specialist Geri Ellner is busy getting ready for her first class. She’s already pulled out a copy of Anthony Browne’s award-winning More...

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