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Monthly Archives: May 2024
Delving Into Education
“Literacy is not a partisan decision.” Continue reading
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Seeds of Hope
Upon closer look at these budding sprouts we planted this summer, we see that these seemingly small seeds contain the love and hope of many aspiring young environmentalists to preserve a land that has withstood the test of time and will continue to do so. Where there is still green, there is life. Where there is still life, there is hope. Continue reading
Proclaiming Librarianship as a a Key to Literacy
Aking with Representative Morrison visiting Woodbridge High on May 10th, we also had the pleasure of Representative Baumbach. Representative Baumbach has been no stranger to what libraries can offer immediate communities and supporting librarianship in general. From announcing and recognizing … Continue reading
Transparency and Lines of Communication- Not as Apparent Sometimes
May 10th brought Representative Eric Morrison to visit after students advocated for school and public library support at Legislative Hall in March. As a Woodbridge alumnus, and an avid library/literacy supporter, WHS students had enjoyed their visit to legislative hall … Continue reading
Looking back on Mother’s Day at March 8th’s International Women’s Day
As we celebrate Mother’s Day today- I wanted to look back on an event we had at the Walter P.J. Gilefski Media Center that really stood out. On March 8th we held an International Women’s Day Panel thanks to the … Continue reading
Impacts With Memory and Meaning
In the month of March (March 28th, 2024), we were lucky enough to have the opportunity to travel as DLA, Friends of Delaware Libraries, and DASL to Delaware’s Legislative Hall and having students and a faculty member be part of … Continue reading
Caught Unaware, Full of “Propportunities” 90 Years of the Delaware Library Association
90 years of the Delaware Library Association! At the MLA/DLA Annual Conference kicked off, we had the great opportunity to have two Upward Bound, Summer Nanticoke River Watershed Conservancy work study students as part of the pre session workshop- Farming … Continue reading
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Would you Be Willing to Voice Our Voices?
I was asked this several times over the course of the last few weeks. In the last few months, I have worked with students in deep diving the impacts and status of school libraries in our state of Delaware. I … Continue reading
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