Programs & Programming

When school libraries are short on resources and staff, public libraries can provide a lifeline to increase students’ access to books and other library resources and bolster their love for reading.

Engaging library programs play a critical role in keeping kids reading.

Kansas elementary school librarian Amanda McCoy teaches a research unit using Olympic sports.

This month’s round-up features some big adventures, open-world racing, and a couple of sequels that are perfect for a night alone or with a friend.

Across the country, school and public librarians are creating their own summer reading programs that not only combat the academic slide and keep kids reading but promote book choice and personal connection.

School librarian Tom Bober created a unit of picture book read-alouds and primary sources for the country’s 250th birthday.

Brag tags and a parent book club created better, more engaged readers at South Park Elementary School in Deerfield, IL.

Librarians’ news literacy lessons are vital to teaching students to identify AI and misinformation on social media.

Dustin Hensley's project-based learning program has an impact beyond the library walls.