Genrify your Catalog, not your Collection!

Leanne Ellis

2022-11-29 09:00 AM

I still recall with a shudder the second school library I worked at in NYC: a small, cramped space that needed to be weeded, a large circulation desk taking up valuable real estate in a 500 square-foot room, and worst... Read More ›

SEL and the Inquire Shared Foundation: Lesson Ideas with Picture Books

Maureen Schlosser

2022-11-28 09:00 AM

Have you ever thought that all learning is social and emotional learning (SEL)? This is something I recognize as an educator and as a learner. When teaching and learning new ideas, SEL is an essential part of the process. That's... Read More ›

Collaborations Outside the Box 

Jessica Fitzpatrick

2022-11-22 09:00 AM

Often when people think of collaborations with the school library, English and Social Studies are the first subjects to come to mind. So much of the English and Social Studies curriculum is based around literacy and research making the school... Read More ›

New In November: Two YA Titles You Don't Want To Miss

Margaret Sullivan

2022-11-21 09:00 AM

One of the professional goals I set for myself this year is to do a better job of keeping up with new book releases. To help me do that, I registered for a NetGalley account and use it to read... Read More ›

Thank "phone" ness Challenge

Elizabeth Libberton

2022-11-18 09:00 AM

November is all about reflection.  We focus on what we are grateful for in our lives.  What we are thankful for everyday.  If you are in need of an ice breaker for your November school library meeting, or just around... Read More ›