Description
What does a school library as a safe haven look like today? The authors in this issue share their philosophies and plans around creating an inclusive space for all learners. When school libraries are safe spaces, school librarians model the Include Shared Foundation, and school libraries can transform their school communities as learners feel not just safe, but seen, included, respected, and appreciated.
Guest Editor(s):
- Rachel
Altobelli,
Director of Library Services & Instructional Materials,
Albuquerque (N.Mex.) Public Schools
AASL President(s):
- Mary
Keeling,
Supervisor, Library Media Services,
Newport News Public Schools
Author(s):
- Lisa
Gay-Milliken,
Assistant Director of Education,
Lutheran Family Services
- Jeffrey
DiScala,
Assistant Professor,
Old Dominion University
- Barbara
Gabaldón,
School Librarian,
Atrisco Heritage High School
- Keungsuk
Sexton,
Librarian & Literacy Support Teacher,
Dr. Michael Conti School (PS #5)
- Kay
Waitman,
School Librarian,
Williwaw Elementary School
- Paula
Wittmann,
School Librarian,
West Woodland Elementary
- Nancy
Fisher-Allison,
School Librarian (Retired),
John Rogers Elementary School
- Elizabeth
Pelayo,
School Librarian,
St. Charles East High School
- Melanie
A. Toran,
School Librarian,
Heritage High SchoolÂ
- Tiffany
Rose,
Author & Illustrator
