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Three new, generously illustrated animal books offer young browsers more than an afternoon of delight.
Looking for strong female characters in stories steeped in period detail to recommend for Women’s History Month? Share these exciting new young adult novels and short stories with your patrons.
Celebrate Women’s History Month by sharing a picture book biography about a boundary-breaking, world-transforming, awe-inspiring individual.
Students in grades 5–8 can enter a video competition to showcase their own innovation—and win $25,000.
As the presidential primaries continue, kids can learn about the election process through a poster competition.
Access to universal prekindergarten education has found a place on the agendas of top political leaders, but do we really understand what our youngest learners need to thrive in a school setting?
Resisting the urge to jump right in to creating a STEM program is smart. Here are three great examples to illustrate what you should do instead.
A petition to urge implementation of ESSA provisions is gathering steam, while serving an important additional function.
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