Opinion
Fun fact: You may know I was an English major. You may not know that my serious focus was 16th century poetry and drama. My favorite course ever was Shakespeare’s Problem Plays. Not every student I’ve met over the years felt the same draw to Shakespeare. The play is just not every kid’s thing. The […]
Here's advice on student protest requests, close-minded parents, and more.
After the election, we noticed that some of the teens we talked to were seriously worried about many themes: GLBTQA+ rights and safety, racism, and women’s rights, to name just a few. We heard them talking about them with each other. And sometimes, they talk with us. So we wanted to signal boost books about […]
SLJ's 2016 Best Books list celebrates 50 years of acknowledging top titles—and the power of books to transport readers and change lives.
Four influential superintendents see libraries as catalysts for school success—and librarians as change agents in a disrupted learning landscape.
The declaration expresses commitment to standing with and for children "in the face of attempts to disenfranchise, dehumanize, and to dismiss violence against marginalized people."
A librarian brings lessons from a Chicago high school to a new library leadership post at the East St. Louis (IL) School District.
Librarians are addressing student concerns with "safe spaces," support groups, book displays, special programming—and lots of hugs.
After such a tumultuous and unpredictable year, it is essential to continue reaching out to children and teens.
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