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IASL Open Letter about #TheMastersDegreeMatters Campaign

February 01, 2022

We are hosting a copy of the Open Letter sent by IASL leadership to teacher librarians and school librarians across Iowa to aid folks who want to respond to the #TheMastersDegreeMatters call-to-action about the hearing for SB3080 on February 2nd, 2022. 

A Win Against Censorship North Hunterdon-Voorhees NJ School District

January 28, 2022

The New Jersey Association of School Librarians and EveryLibrary would like to commend the seven members of the North Hunterdon Voorhees Board of Education who voted down Resolution 012522-9, which called for the removal of This Book is Gay by Juno Dawson.

SB195 Moving in Delaware General Assembly

January 22, 2022

The Delaware House Education Committee voted to advance SB195 to the full House yesterday, January 26, 2022. This is after the Delaware State Senate voted last week 14 Yes / 7 No to enact a new Media Literacy Standard for K-12 schools. It is on to the full House soon. 

NJASL Reintroduces Information Literacy Standards Bill S 588 for 2022 Session

January 13, 2022

Our colleagues at NJASL, the New Jersey Association of School Librarians, have reintroduced S 588, a bill that would create statewide Information Literacy standards in New Jersey schools.

Help Keep School Librarians in the Educators for America Act of 2022

January 03, 2022

We are thrilled to see that school librarians were included in the Educators for America Act when it was introduced in Congress on December 9, 2021 (117th). Ensuring that school librarians remain in the definition of an “educator” is critically important to the future of school libraries.

Testimony to DC City Council about Student Right to Read Amendment Act of 2021

November 23, 2021

The DC City Council is considering the Students' Right to Read Amendment, an Act that would fully fund school librarian positions in every school in Washington, D.C. beginning in FY2022-23.

PW Focus on Political Challenges to School Libraries

November 19, 2021

Publishers Weekly is focusing important attention on the political attacks on school library collections - and the threats it can bring to school librarians. 

New Jersey School Board Candidates Express Wide Support the Role and Work of School Librarians

October 21, 2021

A recent survey of candidates running for school board positions across New Jersey this November by the New Jersey Association of School Librarians shows significant support for the role of school librarians in education by current and future district leaders.

Michigan Creates New $800,000 School Library / Public Library Ecosystem Builder Grant Program

October 11, 2021

Michigan students and their families stand to benefit from a new $800,000 grant program focused on ecosystem building between certified school librarians and their public library colleagues.

Webinar: Strengthening the Fabric of Our Schools

September 13, 2021

RESCHEDULED DATE TBD: Please join BATs, the Badass Teachers Association, and EveryLibrary for a SaveSchoolLibrarians discussion about the role and impact of an effective school library on the fabric of our schools.
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