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The Secrets of Lily Graves
Gr 9 Up—Lily Graves is aptly named, living as she does in her mother's funeral parlor and working with her Aunt Boo to prepare bodies for burial...
Dog Gone!
Gr 2–4—Billy and Jillian Crook want to be good Crooks instead of following in their dishonest parents' footsteps...
Mysterious Patterns: Finding Fractals in Nature
Gr 3–6—The team who explored the Fibonacci sequence in Growing Patterns (Boyds Mills, 2010) returns with a similar book about fractals...
Road Rash
Gr 9 Up—Zach Ryan is in disbelief when the Sock Monkeys replace him with a new drummer whose father has both connections and a recording studio...
Bunnies Near and Far
Soft watercolor washes and playful cartoon-style animals adorn these charming board book offerings...
If Net Neutrality Disappears, How Will Services to Kids be Impacted?
Without net neutrality, also known as the open Internet, kids’ access to online resources could be negatively impacted, with commercial sites and services eclipsing other content online, AASL president Gail Dickinson and others say.
CIPA at 10: Internet Filtering Excessive, Study Finds | ALA Midwinter Meeting
A decade after the Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) went into effect, its implementation in schools and public libraries is problematic and the scale of Internet filtering is excessive, panelists said during the ALA Midwinter session "Revisiting The Children's Internet Protection Act: 10 Years Later."
$750 Million ConnectED Pledge Includes $100 Million From O’Reilly Media, Safari Books Online
O’Reilly Media and Safari Books Online will donate over $100 Million in technology resources to US K-12 schools. The pledge is part of $750 million in new corporate support for President Obama’s ConnectED initiative, along with donations from Apple, Microsoft, Sprint, and Autodesk.
What’s Happening at the Core?
Despite the vast array of publishing materials geared toward the Common Core State Standards, educators still seek support—and time to adapt
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