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These powerhouse librarians leveraged their experience to shift careers midstream, after decades on the job, or post-"retirement." They're still giving to the profession.
When I’m reviewing books for professional publications, I stay quiet about them on social media. I’m always really excited once a review comes out to be able to talk about the book, finally! Here’s one of my most recent reviews, which originally appeared in the November 2016 issue of School Library Journal. Sadowski, Michael. Safe Is Not Enough: […]
Perhaps you feel unworthy or unready to be a leader. But you can do it. You must: people are counting on you.
State education agencies are trying to find solutions to problems in this new ESSA environment. If you don't bring the librarian perspective to the next version of the draft, no one else will.
When Lilead Fellow and former district library services supervisor Leslie Yoder faced staff cuts and low morale, she kept fighting. Here's how.
The Lilead Project, established in 2012 to support and build community among U. S. school library supervisors, has received an IMLS grant to continue its Lilead Fellows program and to create the Lilead Leaders initiative for advocacy and activism.
When you have the ear of an administrator, use your time well. Here’s how.
The Every Student Succeeds Act is all about implementation now, and it’s critical that media specialists have a place at the table.
The inspiring story of Just. One. Book. The effort rebuilt a school library for the benefit of some very deserving kids in Greenville, CA.
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