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Strategic positive exposure for school libraries in her district helped this Lilead Fellow gain recognition for teacher librarians.
Earlier this week, the newest proposed federal budget was introduced and it included massive cuts to many services (see link below for a complete look at the budget in the Washington Post). Included in those potential cuts would be a complete elimination of the IMLS, the Institute of Museums and Library Services. The IMLS provides […]
A survey of youth by the Human Rights Campaign found bullying more prevalent since the presidential election. Here's how to help.
In an age of ESSA and regulation unknowns, the best thing to do right now is to advocate for yourself.
A popular high school senior relives the same day over and over again, caught in a repetitive time warp.
A district coordinator’s dream of hiring credentialed librarians finally came true. Here's how she did it.
Dozens of titles that help promote a deeper understanding and acceptance of our human differences, selected and recommended by the Bank Street College of Education.
SLJ chatted with the Lee Bennett Hopkins honor award winner about what led him to the creation of the striking poster included in our February 2017 issue.
Final state plans are due by April 4. Here's the advice that came out of the Lilead Fellows community meeting at Midwinter.
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