Summer is a great time to explore new books and other texts we may want to share with children and dream up possibilities for the year ahead. We may find ourselves one summer afternoon chatting with our local librarian about new releases, checking out displays
School leaders have never had a summer like this. Summer 2020 has a new feeling of urgency around so many issues – ensuring equity and cultural proficiency in our staff, figuring out how to re-open safely, creating contingency plans for a possible recurrence of COVID-19,
This summer we’re taking a step back, breathing deeply, sipping some lemonade by the pool
The final months of the school year can feel pretty sloggy. We’re tired, kids are restless, and it often feels like it doesn’t matter much anymore. After all, the year is nearly done! Summer is practically here! The standardized tests are over! Cue the Moviefest. The
The Status Quo It’s the day before school starts. Those students who want to make a good impression scurry to: Drop the bombshell on unsuspecting parents that a trip to Barnes and Noble/Staples is a life or death matter because the summer reading project is due
As summer begins to wind down, now is the perfect time to start thinking about the upcoming school year. The right book could make a huge difference for you and your students! Here are some of our editors’ and directors’ favorite picks: Teaching the Male Brain