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Country Day School participates again!

Posted in reading, school library on August 31, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

It’s always such a joy to hear from Roberta Malcolm, of the Country Day School in Huntsville, Alabama. Her programs are thoughtful and creative, and the few times we’ve had an opportunity to see them through photographs, our assumptions were correct: the children are engaged and enthralled by Roberta’s inspired programming and pedagogy. I’ll let [...]

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The 1st Amendment

Posted in constitution day, cool project, event, exhibit, school library, the september project, tagged , , , on August 6, 2009 | 1 Comment »

September is right around the corner and we are anticipating the upcoming events.  Recently, we have received word from the Gleeson Library at The University of San Francisco that their event will focus on the first amendment. photos by:  davidsilver They plan on having posters for each of the freedoms listed in the first amendment: [...]

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A school library in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Posted in school library, tagged , on June 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

We recently received an email from Clelia Ines who works at Coronel Jose Felix Bogado school library in Campana, Buenos Aires, Argentina. We are excited to welcome Clelia and the students she works with to the September Project. She wrote: Me gustaria participar del proyecto. Estoy trabajando en una escuela rural de doble jornada en [...]

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first Missouri event!

Posted in school library, tagged on August 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

I was reminded by Julia Jorgensen, from Cape Central High School in Cape Girardeau, MO, that her school’s events are the first this year from the state of Missouri AND this is the FIFTH year her school has participated. She remarked that this “is significant to us!” and I share her enthusiasm. It’s significant to [...]

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Students get active at Cape Central High School (MO)

Posted in school library, youth, tagged , , , , on August 31, 2008 | 2 Comments »

Do you remember the first time you voted? I do. It was incredible. I believed–as I do now–that my voice made a difference, that I had the ability to shape events larger than myself. This swell of memory put a smile on my face as I read about the events at Cape Central High School [...]

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