Kara Yorio

In a town where almost everything was destroyed by a fire last November,  the high school building in Paradise remains. School librarian Becky Safarik shares the story of the evacuation and return as staff and students are back on campus this year.

Fourth- and eighth-grade reading levels have declined since 2017, according to the Nation's Report Card from the National Center for Educational Statistics.

Despite having only 108 members in the union, librarians have a seat at the table and a platform to speak.

The Florida librarian is excited about new technology that facilitates more communication with her students.

With citizen science projects like those in NASA's GLOBE program, students are learning scientific skills, connecting their regions with global trends, and aiding scientists with research.

More people are listening to audiobooks, according to the Pew Research Center, and researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, say the brain might not know the difference.

It was a salute to picture book art and children's literature in general at the annual award and fundraising event.

Prolific, award-winning author and illustrator Mordicai Gerstein has died.

The public policy expert and activist explains the impact of systemic racism and white supremacy on access to information.