School Libraries
A Texas school district's strategic design plan includes a digital citizenship program to accompany a 1:1 rollout.
Change in your school administration may derail your library program—but only if you let it.
The Lilead Fellows program is a long-term professional development opportunity for a select group of school district library supervisors.
Strategic positive exposure for school libraries in her district helped this Lilead Fellow gain recognition for teacher librarians.
A Library Journal Mover & Shaker looks to further empower librarians.
Four influential superintendents see libraries as catalysts for school success—and librarians as change agents in a disrupted learning landscape.
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.
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