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Membership in the AASL Chapters Forum is open to all and may include the state-level school library association’s president/chair, other officers, conference chair, etc. Past Delegates and other interested stakeholders from the association may join the forum. This space provides an opportunity to share, discuss and ask questions from chapter colleagues across the country.

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  • 1.  The Latest on AASL Knowledge Quest

    Posted Oct 01, 2025 09:28 AM
     

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    The Latest on AASL Knowledge Quest

    This weekly summary of AASL Knowledge Quest blogs offers school librarians the chance to catch up on the latest posts on the Knowledge Quest website.

     

    Cherity Pennington and Laura Hicks, AASL Standards Committee Co-Chairs
    2025-09-30 11:04 AM
    The school library landscape is evolving rapidly. Emerging technologies, shifting educational priorities and policies, and growing demands on teaching and learning continually redefine how school librarians serve learners, educators, and communities. In response to this dynamic landscape, the American Association of School Librarians (AASL) proudly announces the release of the second edition of the National [...]

    Stacy Gilbert
    2025-09-25 09:27 AM
    Last school year was difficult for a variety of reasons. On top of national news that made me feel more unsure and less safe, my school community also went through some tough times that made staff members tend to isolate themselves. I worried about this coming year and wondered if there was anything I could [...]

    Barbara Johnson
    2025-09-22 10:49 AM
    This October, Harvest the Resources AASL has to Offer As autumn leaves begin to fall and you start to settle into your routine, October transforms the school library into a vibrant hub of activity, packed with crucial observances that celebrate diversity, champion intellectual freedom, and ignite student passions. These aren't just arbitrary dates; they are [...]

    Rachel Grover
    2025-09-18 06:22 PM
    We've all been there: You find a perfect library program idea on social media, you put in hours of work getting it ready, and then... it flops. Maybe students walk right past your beautifully crafted book display, or only a single student shows up to your heavily advertised event. It's frustrating and discouraging. Why do [...]

    Amy Brownlee
    2025-09-15 11:44 AM
    In June, I was privileged to be part of a group of U.S. teachers who spent nine days in Germany on a transatlantic study trip learning about the country's modern aspects, including education, politics, government, and culture, and also delving into its complicated history. While in Berlin, I visited The Empty Library, a memorial built [...]

    Amanda Galliton
    2025-09-09 03:45 PM
    The AASL National Conference is in St. Louis, MO October 16-18 this year. We know the conference will provide a chance to rejuvenate professionally. St. Louis provides a wealth of history and entertainment, should you find free time away from the conference. While I am not from St. Louis, my parents are from the area, [...]

    Steve Tetreault
    2025-09-08 10:52 AM
    Welcome! Everything Is Fine. Here are two unrelated facts that recently happened to mash together in my head, thanks to a great conversation with a friend and fellow school librarian:  This summer, I did a re-watch of the TV series The Good Place. One of the central themes of the series is that humans are [...]

     

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