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Referencing Your Thoughts, Opinions, and Points of View
Happy Thanksgiving!! As I put in two pumpkin pies and one pan of brownies into the oven this morning ( I am a believer on cooking.baking the day of, when I am going to serve to others!), I listened to … Continue reading
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Tagged books, education, fiction, reading, The Bluest Eye, Toni Morrison, writing
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Going the Extra Mile is All of Us, Not One of Us!
I was chosen as the Staff member of the month for November – (Thank you !) which is crazy for this reason- (the theme was Going the Extra Mile) – everything, and I mean EVERYTHING in the form of an … Continue reading
It’s All Connected- WE are all Connected!
I think this must be my third / fourth year of Girls on the Run– it’s funny how time flies and a routine you get used to seems to be a tradition automatically. In this case, Girls on the Run … Continue reading Continue reading
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Tagged education, family, Festival of Words, Girls on the Run, Girls Who Code, running, sports, writing
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Teen-Tober – Youth Voice Possibility, Spotlighted
It has been awhile since TeenTober has been spotlighted into a small look into a month, where it is shown how teens come to the front of the community, represented out what school libraries encourage them to do. However, we … Continue reading
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Tagged books, education, libraries, Mr. Tim Banks, news, politics, Teentober
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Freshest Fellowship Around…
November 14th, I received sudden and mysterious texts from Beth Kopicki and Lynne Betts stating there was going to be a shipment of produce to the Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Seaford and to let families know through social … Continue reading
“Be the One”
Veteran’s Day 2025. I wanted to so something different to make Veteran’s Day more personal, more meaningful than simply posting a “Thank You for Your Service”, actually a self-imposed Project Based Learning project. I did notice on the Delaware Humanities … Continue reading
A Library, Love Letter. What Impact Does a School Librarian, and the Profession, Have On Others? We Want Your Stories!
Before the start of #AASL2025, I received this email: (Insert your name after Dear, because I realized, this pretty much describes anyone I have met that truly dives in 100% as a librarian) Dear , This has been one of … Continue reading
Girls Coding, Library Hosting, Posters Informing – AASL 2025!
The first AASL Conference occurred in. Louisville, Kentucky- 1980! I want to hear someone’s story and memory of this first Conference PLEASE! Arriving – Wednesday October 15th Doing the math, this year was the 22nd conference (held every two year) … Continue reading
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Tagged AASL, Gorman, Hotel Angad, Missouri, Rally's, St. Louis, World's Loudest Librarian
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Sacrificing Summer Selflessly for Sportsmanship
Seventeen students from Sussex County representing the Youth for School Libraries group and Upward Bound- Georgetown were invited to attend the 4th Annual Youth Sports Mini Conference & Football Jamboree at Claymont Elementary School, in Claymont Delaware on Saturday, August … Continue reading
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Tagged education, learning, mental-health, parenting, teaching
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