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Innovating on Impact: Good School Libraries Bring Stronger Learning | Editorial
A recent impact study from Washington State reinforces that good school libraries are a great investment, offers fresh insight, and provides a new way to dig into the reality at work in our school libraries. In turn, it creates a vision for what quality libraries should look like in every school.
A Visit to Ramsey County Library's Roseville Branch
A well-timed visit to the Roseville branch of the Ramsey County Library in Minnesota coincided with the launch of the library’s summer reading program, BookaWocky. Here are some views of the scene.
Make It So: Building on the Impulse to Create | Editorial
The maker movement has taken our culture by storm, and libraries have been stepping up with programs large and small. While some might not view storytime craft projects—such as paper daffodils—as maker, others recognize their vital place on the creation continuum. We at SLJ see the SLJ_CV_May2015nimble response from the library world and recognize how much remains unknown or untested.
The Truth About My Success
Despite its flaws, this novel will be an easy sell to teens who enjoyed Mean Girls and are looking for light drama.
Step Up on ESEA: Act now to get school libraries built into this federal legislation | Editorial
A decade of potential school library support hangs in the balance. Tell your U.S. senators and representatives how critical school libraries are in delivering quality education, helping schools and kids keep up with new technologies, and fueling engagement with learning as a lifelong necessity and pleasure.
The YMAs and the Future of Diverse Books | Editorial
The diversity in the 2015 Youth Media Awards selections was a critical step in the right direction, though barriers remain. Perhaps we will look back and recognize this as a turning point.
Surviving Santiago
Purchase for collections in need of literature with Hispanic protagonists and historical time periods not often covered in schools.
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