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NJ Teacher Creates Global Connections
Julia Guthrie uses technology and kid lit to bring the world to her classroom and students.
Fab Lab Makes Impact on Special and Alternative Education Students
A hands-on STEM learning center at Colonial High School (CHS) in Grindstone, PA, provides needed skills, an emotional outlet, and a lifeline to many teens.
A Chat with John Schumacher, Scholastic Ambassador of School Libraries
Traveling the country, John Schumacher finds joy in school libraries. "I’ve met thousands of inspiring librarians and students," he says.
Never Too Old: Embracing Picture Books To Teach Older Students
Traditional picture books provide versatile, effective teaching tools for a range of students.
Libraries Can Help Disrupt School-to-Prison Pipeline
A recent conference at the Brooklyn Public Library focused on “Interrupting the School-to-Prison Pipeline.”
Rethinking, and Ditching, Fines for Kids
Fine forgiveness initiatives, temporary and permanent, in New York and elsewhere.
Help for Hurricane Hit Libraries; Leap into Science | News Bites
Free digital resources, 100,000 “American Girl” books for NYC kids, more money for Keats Award winners, and more.
'Wonder' Toolkit; Capstone Educators' Forum; Grants | News Bites
Our news roundup includes information about Baker & Taylor summer reading grants; a teen-focused StoryCorps Thanksgiving project; and a GIF-making contest.
Expert Advocacy Saves WA School Librarian Certification Requirement
The Washington State Professional Educators Standards Board voted to reinstate the Pathway 3 standards for teacher librarians, which require completion of a full certification program from an accredited, state-approved institution.
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