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Yoga in the Library
Libraries are embracing the practice to ease stress and promote literacy among children.
School Library Renaissance in MA School District
Due to the perseverance of concerned parents and school administration, the Swampscott School District in Massachusetts is hiring school librarians.
Librarian Helps Snag $7 Million Federal STEM Grant for Indiana High School
At Pike High School in Indianapolis, IN, school librarian Chad Heck is playing a significant role in a $7 million grant, which is set to transform the grade 9–12 campus—and the way the school library is perceived by the district.
Project ReimaginED: Online Coffee Klatch for Educators
Educators encourage their students to head online for digital resources that enhance their classroom learning. Now it’s time for them to do the same.
Locke Jetspace: L.A. School "Library of the Future"
A Los Angeles high school's 3,000 square foot library renovation project, “Locke JetSpace,” aims to redefine the way students can learn.
Adobe’s Lax Security Raises Concerns About Student Privacy
Privacy around what students read, along with other personal data, may be at risk due to software giant Adobe’s transmission of the data without encryption. Student rights are protected under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), which protects the confidentiality of student records.
CO Students Protest Proposed Changes to 'Censor' AP History
Students from Jeffco Public Schools in Colorado rallied against the school board’s review committee, on October 11, as the board moves forward to review, and possibly remove, material from the AP U.S. History curriculum.
JukePop Opens Kickstarter to Get Indie Ebooks into Libraries
JukePop—a Palo Alto, CA-based start-up that crowdsources independently published books—has launched a Kickstarter, hoping to raise $15,000 to expand its library service to 60 more branches in states including California, Utah, and Arizona.
The Popular Nonfiction Minute Site Launches Crowdfunding Drive
An Indiegogo campaign to sustain the Nonfiction Minute, a website with audio clips of quality nonfiction written and read by some of the biggest names in the field, aims to raise $50,000 before October 2.
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