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The Poetry Foundation bestows the title every other year in recognition of an exceptional career in writing poetry for youth.
In these comics and graphic novels for tweens, LGBTQ characters are no big deal. Any romance stays in the background—and is G-rated.
A school librarian media specialist and computer science coordinator design a hands-on, three-week news evaluation lesson.
While funding for certain afterschool programs was preserved in the spending bill signed April 28, the President's budget is still aiming for elimination of these funds long-term.
Spier was known for his detailed drawings that encouraged deep looking and provided a new perspective to familiar stories, places, and songs.
With the submission deadline for the coveted honor coming up fast on Saturday, May 20, excitement at finding out "Who will it be this year?" is building.
No matter your budget, the key to a successful program is getting everyone to the table.
Pat Scales speaks with the prolific author about conducting historical research, creating authentic voices, and approaching our nation's history with honesty.
Looking for postapocalyptic worlds and fantastical settings? Among this week's offerings are a wholly originally take on dystopian fiction from Jeff VanderMeer and a novel from Marcus Sedgwick that gives the term photographic memory an entirely new meaning.
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