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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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“Let Me Teach You…”
When I heard these words from an inspirational student at the beginning of the Lead and Learn DSEA conference, I knew that we were off to the right start. In May, Kathy Dulis, asked, “DSEA is holding a two-day conference … Continue reading
Upward and Outward
If you have ever doubted the extensions that could exist beyond the immediate lessons of the Upward Bound program, look further! Just today, the information that we have received regarding the population rise in Germany following the Holocaust, the changes … Continue reading
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Tagged Harriet Tubman, Holocaust, Naval Academy, University of Pennsylvania
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