Building Community in a School Library
Students should feel welcome in their library. Luckily, programming is a great way to build community.
Students should feel welcome in their library. Luckily, programming is a great way to build community.
Develop high-impact health and wellness programming in your library by finding and working with nonprofits.
Use these resources to teach students to be thoughtful researchers and critical consumers of information.
Young readers practice their reading skills with a comforting companion — a certified therapy dog.
Through community collaborations, McCracken County Public Library taught students of all ages how to code.
Students read a YA book, then created and produced a digital trailer to inspire others to read it.
McCracken County Public Library shows kids that learning can be fun by inspiring them to use their imaginations.
Cherry Cola Oreos? Pistachio Thins? Omaha Public Library served 17 Oreo varieties for an epic challenge.
An Illinois library and a local parks department collaborated to offer a low-cost program combining reading and tumbling.
A year later, kids still rush into this Oklahoma library shouting, "This is where I saw a unicorn!"