Library Resources
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April 28, 2026
When people are asked about the most satisfying task in the library, they might say collection development, programming, or even shelving. But one of the most satisfying and underrated tasks might just be weeding.
I have spent years looking at circulation patterns and how they reflect the overall health of a collection, as well as how patrons perceive their library. Think back to your own school library. Was it inviting, with bright colors and engaging displays? Were the shelves open enough that you could actually find what you were looking for? Did the books feel current?
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April 06, 2026
When Mary Paige Boyce stepped out of retirement to become a certified school librarian at Richland School District Two’s Center for Knowledge and Center for Knowledge North in Columbia, South Carolina, she brought a unique blend of experience and fresh perspective.
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September 25, 2025
Building a strong school library collection takes more than just adding new titles to your shelves. It’s about balancing budgets, saving time, and making sure the books you choose truly connect with students. For both school librarians and district administrators, finding the right vendor can make that process easier — and a lot less stressful.
Here are the top 5 considerations to keep in mind when choosing where to buy books for your school library.
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February 13, 2025
Students with dyslexia are “manual readers” or readers who read slowly and carefully to process information, and thus may become easily frustrated or discouraged by the process. While dyslexia cannot be cured, students with individual accommodations and support can succeed at school and other daily activities. One way your library can help support students with dyslexia is by offering a variety of engaging Hi Lo titles that peak reader’s interests and meet them at their reading level.
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July 16, 2024
This July 15-19, we observe National Summer Learning Week to remind us of the vital role that learning in the summer has on the overall academic success and achievement of young learners. We can help combat summer slide or learning loss and foster a love of reading —together!
