Over on AASL’s Knowledgequest website, Jessica Fitzpatrick has come up with a variety of ways to provide library programming that won’t break the bank. High school librarians have their work cut out for them when […]
Let’s ensure that our libraries, both public and school, remain places where everyone can have their stories told. Contact Congress today and make your voice heard! “The Books Save Lives Act (H.R.6830) has been introduced […]
Do you have news and/or events to share about libraries and library organizations in California (and beyond)? Golden Libraries is always looking for information for website posts that support our school and public library community. […]
It doesn’t take much to see that banning books has come back into style. Golden Libraries is pleased to be able to vet some of the clothing options out there discussing this trend. Buy now […]
Dollar General Literacy Foundation provides grants to literacy organizations that provide services within 15 miles of a Dollar General store. Eligibility requirements are specific to the particular grant. There are three types of grants available: […]
Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen will read from their four-sided story, “Square,” on a Zoom call. After the reading is finished, students will be allowed to ask questions. There also be prizes available (i.e. 3 […]
It’s rare that you get two powerhouse writers like Ruta Sepetys and Steven Sheinkin who want to work together on a book. And yet here they are in “The Bletchley Riddle.” Importantly, for this post, […]
Happy New Year! The California Department of Education (CDE) online school library evaluation is open and ready to collect information about school libraries for the 2022–23 school year (not the current year) to assess the […]
Golden Libraries now offers a Facebook group for those who wish to keep track of library news and the happenings throughout the state. The group is limited to current, former, and retired library staff.
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