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Imagine taking something as devastating as bullying and turning it into joy and hope. That is my goal with The Right Back at You Project. I want to bring the conversation about bullying out of the shadows and into the open in as many classrooms as possible.
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Creativity is an increasingly important skill for students to learn in a world where machines can perform rote tasks and calculations—and for the fifth straight year, Crayola will be hosting free lessons and activities that foster student creativity during its annual Crayola Creativity Week.
I’ll always be a Jo, but I’m trying to be a little more like Beth March.
2026 is just around the corner and with that comes a whole bunch of books I can't wait to read.
Buckle up for a bunch of 2026 titles you'll surely want to add to your TBR!
Teen Librarian Karen Jensen shares how watching The Great British Sewing Bee sparked an idea for a Sashiko themed program
I'd say 29 books is a pretty good haul for a month that's usually rather slow for book mail.
Without effort, our culture will inevitably dissipate over generations. It takes intention to keep the stove on. To keep the recipes alive. To talk to our parents and grandparents to learn what we can, and pass it down to the generations that follow.
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear Leila Green Little et al. v. Llano County, the lawsuit challenging the Texas county library’s removal of 17 books featuring content on sexuality, gender, and racism.
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