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The New York Library Association (NYLA) announced on May 18, the 2019 kids choice 3 Apples Book Award winners. The nominated titles are generated by kids, for kids, in three separate categories: Young Reader’s (UPK - 2nd grade), Children’s (grades 3-6), and Teen (grades 7-12).
"We provide knowledge that students need to know about navigating a complex information landscape,” says Michael Dodes, a school librarian who now works as a library operations and instructional coordinator in the city Department of Education’s Office of Library Services. “We focus on three pillars: inquiry, or the process of problem-solving; reading for pleasure and purpose; and social responsibility, or how to use information responsibly.”
Cool Tools for Schools 2018-2019
Dates: 12/3/2018 to 5/31/2019
A message from NYLA/SSL:
The following article was featured in the the Mid-Hudson Library System (MHLS) Bulletin 11-13-18
The Pleasant Valley Free Library suffered from a structural fire on Tuesday, November 6th. No one was harmed in the fire. The board is awaiting the final reports from the fire inspector, insurance company and cleaning service. The building is closed indefinitely.
Larry J. Hackman Research Residency
Deadline January 15, 2019
On April 25, 2018, the Freedom to Read Foundation (FTRF) sponsored a webinar discussion on “Fake News or Free Speech: Is There a Right to be Misinformed?” Guest speakers were Mary Minnow, Nicole Cooke, Joyce Valencia and Emily Knox. To access the archived recording of he April 25, 2018 webinar click below.
Dutchess, Sullivan, and Ulster school librarians at the AASL standards workshop with Paige Jaeger! pic.twitter.com/69WBBltcKc
— Dutchess SLS (@DutchessSLS) September 27, 2018
