That's a wrap on Engage (Shared Foundations Series)! Thank you to everyone who read, reflected, and shared your ideas with us. The conversation isn't over—join us on LinkedIn to share your biggest takeaway and connect with fellow school librarians. See you in September for Curate!

This week's AASL Page to Practice book club discussion on "Engage" from the Shared Foundations series focuses on professional growth, lifelong learning, and the connections that strengthen our work as school librarians. Join us on LinkedIn! #AASLBookClub #Engage #SchoolLibrarians #SharedFoundations

This week’s AASL Page to Practice book club discussion explores how school librarians foster learner voice, collaboration, and ethical participation in a connected world. Join us on LinkedIn! #AASLBookClub #Engage #SchoolLibrarians #SharedFoundations

This week's AASL Page to Practice book club discussion explores how we help learners move from consuming information to creating knowledge with purpose and integrity. Together, we'll reflect on ethical creation, authentic audiences, and the role of creative learning experiences. Join us on LinkedIn.

Stay connected with the latest from AASL! This month’s AASL In the Know previews opportunities for the 2027 National Conference, celebrates the 2026 Research Paper Award recipients, and highlights free summer reading resources and Graphic Novels in Libraries Month. https://vimeo.com/1207392684

AASL IN THE KNOW | July 2026: Summer Update

July’s AASL In the Know brings you the latest association news, member achievements, and summer resources for school librarians. Get a preview of opportunities to help shape the 2027 AASL National Con...

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This week's AASL Page to Practice book club dives into Engage from AASL's Shared Foundations series—exploring inquiry, civic reasoning, and the vital role of school librarians in meaningful research. Join us on LinkedIn!

Connect with children's, teen & school library professionals at the ALSC National Institute, Oct. 1-3 in Buffalo, NY. You'll hear from keynote speaker Angie Thomas and leave with fresh ideas and new inspiration. Early bird rates end July 10. Register today: https://www.ala.org/alsc/confsce/institute

How can school librarians help learners become responsible digital citizens? Join the July AASL Page to Practice Book Club discussion of Engage as we explore safe, ethical, and meaningful participation in a connected world. #AASL #DigitalCitizenship #SchoolLibrary #FutureReady

Professional learning that fits your schedule. Beginning July 6, the AASL Page to Practice Book Club will explore Engage through weekly discussion prompts. Read, reflect, and participate whenever it works for you. #AASL #SchoolLibrarians #ProfessionalLearning #PageToPractice

When learners recognize the power of their voice, they begin to see how their ideas and actions can make a difference. Join the July AASL Page to Practice Book Club as we discuss Engage and explore ethical participation, community engagement, and real-world learning. #PagetoPractice #GlobalCitizen

Information literacy is about more than finding sources—it's about helping learners become thoughtful participants in their communities. We'll be discussing Engage in the July AASL Page to Practice Book Club. Come join us! #AASL #SchoolLibraries #DigitalCitizenship

Summer is a great time to catch up on professional learning. The AASL Page to Practice Book Club discussions for Inquire remain open, so you can join the conversation at your own pace. See you on LinkedIn!

We finished Inquire, but the conversation isn't over! Our AASL Page to Practice Book Club discussions are still open. Catch up on any chapter and add your thoughts when it works for you. Join us in the LinkedIn group!

This month’s AASL In the Know honors exceptional school librarians, administrators, and innovative programs making a difference for learners nationwide. Watch now and get inspired by the leaders shaping the future of school libraries. https://vimeo.com/1198792542

AASL IN THE KNOW | June 2026: Celebrating Excellence

June’s AASL In the Know celebrates the inspiring 2026 AASL Awards & Grants recipients. Discover how school librarians, administrators, and student-led initiatives are advancing literacy, equity, innov...

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If you’ve faced a tough situation in your library, chances are someone else is facing it too. Your experience can become part of a shared resource that supports librarians across the field. Share your story: bit.ly/AASLScenarios #AASL #StrongerTogether #SchoolLibraries #LibrarianLife

Week 5 of the AASL Page to Practice Book Club is here! We're wrapping up Inquire by Lori E. Donovan and reflecting on the ideas we'll carry into practice. Join the discussion in our LinkedIn group and share your biggest takeaway from the book. #AASLBookClub #PageToPractice #SchoolLibrarians

In week 4 of the Page to Practice book club we’re exploring how inquiry-driven learning helps students develop resilience, embrace challenges, and see growth as an ongoing process—not a final product. Join the conversation in the LinkedIn group!

School librarians are constantly adapting—and the right professional resources can make all the difference. If you’ve used an AASL publication, share what worked, what resonated, and what’s still needed. Add your perspective through our quick online form. Every insight counts: bit.ly/PubsThatWork

What if assessment in the school library isn’t about grades at all? In this conversation with Elizabeth Burns, discover how everyday practices can reveal student growth, support instruction, and strengthen advocacy. Start small and rethink what assessment can be. Learn more: https://bit.ly/49HPFST

Rethinking Assessment: A Conversation with Elizabeth Burns | AASL Knowledge Quest

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Advocacy is happening every day—in conversations, challenges, and decisions big and small. What’s a scenario you’ve navigated that others could learn from? Submit it here: bit.ly/AASLScenarios #AASL #AdvocacyInAction #SchoolLibrarians #LibraryLeadership

Inquiry doesn’t happen by accident—it grows through intentional practice, thoughtful collaboration, and the right tools at the right time. This week, explore how to build a lasting culture of inquiry through questioning strategies, inquiry models, and collaborative instruction. Join us on LinkedIn.

We’re listening! If you’ve used an AASL publication, we want to hear what worked for you—and what’s still missing. Your feedback helps shape future resources so they stay practical, relevant, and grounded in the realities of school libraries today. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4tgZApG

We're Listening: What's Working and What's Next for AASL Publications? | AASL Knowledge Quest

Posted by AASL Publications Advisory Group | 05/06/2026 | As school librarians, we know the power of a well-timed resource: the book that offers clarity during ...

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This month’s AASL In the Know highlights upcoming events, leadership news, partnership opportunities, and fresh ways to connect with your professional community. Watch now to stay informed, engaged, and inspired. https://vimeo.com/1189491915

AASL IN THE KNOW | May 2026: Spark Your Summer Planning

May’s AASL In the Know brings you the Top Five updates every school librarian should have on their radar. Get ready for an inspiring panel at ALA Annual in Chicago featuring Native creators sharing po...

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On May 6 at 6:00 pm (CT), join a virtual "social hour" focused on sustainability in K–12 libraries. Hosted by @alasustainrt and special guest Kelsey LaPort, co-author of "Guiding Youth from Eco-Anxiety to Empowerment." Learn more and register here: https://bit.ly/42aGc2D

Curiosity shouldn’t fade as students grow—it should deepen. This week’s Page to Practice book club explores how educators can nurture and protect a culture of inquiry at every stage of a student’s journey. Add your voice to the conversation on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/19263008

The conversation starts soon! The AASL Page to Practice Book Club kicks off May 4 with Inquire. Grab your copy and get ready to reflect with colleagues across the country. Join us on LinkedIn and be part of the May discussion! https://bit.ly/4u3jF3G

Advocacy moments don’t always come with a script. To help support school librarians in navigating those moments, the AASL Standards Committee is building a living library of real-world scenarios. Learn more in this Knowledge Quest blog post: https://knowledgequest.aasl.org/when-advocacy-gets-real

The AASL Page to Practice Book Club creates space for school librarians and educators to connect, reflect, and grow together—turning ideas from the page into meaningful practice. Learn more about this new initiative and how to get involved. https://bit.ly/48OAuH4

Meet your Page to Practice Book Club facilitators! Ashley Cooksey and Stephanie Charlefour will guide our first discussion of Inquire. Check out their blog post on KQ for insights and inspiration before we begin. https://bit.ly/3Qcgic5

First up in the AASL Page to Practice Book Club: Inquire by Lori E. Donovan! This timely read explores inquiry-based learning and offers practical strategies to help students become curious, critical thinkers. https://knowledgequest.aasl.org/join-new-linkedin-book-club