Classroom

A selection of recently published titles consider race and the imagination, girl-positive libraries, career programming, and other topics. 

From "a picture book that doubles as a love letter to the forest ecosystem" to a scenic guide to trees, these books are the perfect preamble to a walk in the woods.

A trio of games that complement this year’s Collaborative Summer Reading theme emphasize the need for players to work together when faced with galactic danger.

In the last 25 years the school library has undergone a dizzying transformation. Once a hushed and austere sanctuary, it’s now a hub of collaboration, innovation and creativity.

This new product allows users to alter code—and learn how to code—as they play. Kids can modify, change, and create a new game on the go.

Because campus autonomy is key to the charter philosophy, schools with libraries tend to align them with specific educational principles.  

These 18 titles are perfect for Game of Thrones fans mourning the end of the HBO series—or for young readers who aren't quite ready for Westeros.

High school English teacher Jarred Amato has guided his Nashville students and helped create a national, student-led, grassroots literacy and community service movement around middle grade and YA titles by authors including Kwame Alexander, Nic Stone, and Jason Reynolds.

Education may be part of the solution to stopping the incidence of anti-semitic harassment, vandalism, and physical assaults at schools.