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We've rounded up a host of resources for families affected by autism spectrum disorder.
When teachers and administrators prod us to address this “new and urgent” concern, let us remind them that we’ve been doing that, and so much more, all along.
Celebrate National Poetry Month with Kwame Alexander, Christine Heppermann, and more.
An exploration of refugees from Crabtree; profiles of rabble-rousing women from Enslow.
Prepare kids and teens for the workforce with these series on coding, social media, and more.
Black holes, drones, and prehistoric beasts...oh my! A wondrous exploration of STEM fields awaits.
A focus on U.S. military battles and engagements marks this season’s offerings.
What better way to celebrate April’s National Poetry Month than to incorporate these wonderful tech tools at teens’ disposal?
Facing policies that threaten their service models, core values, and federal funding, librarians voice concerns—and mobilize.
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