The Canadian School Libraries Board of Directors has written a letter of concern to Manitoba’s Minister of Education regarding the Pembina Trails School Division’s draft budget proposal for the 2021-22 …
The second annual I Read Canadian Day is on February 17, 2021. Reading can connect us #NowMoreThanEver. I Read Canadian Day is a national celebration of Canadian books for young people, …
Connect to the CSL Newsletter, December 2020.
This edition proudly gives voice to school library professionals across the country who are mastering the pandemic pivot. As pandemic partners for learning, they are inspiring their school communities to …
I Read Canadian Day is on February 17, 2021 October 27, 2020 (Toronto, ON) – In these uncertain times, when we seek to connect even while physically distanced, the goals …
The Canadian Federation of Library Associations/ La Fédération canadienne des associations de bibliothèques (CFLA–FCAB) has proclaimed October as Canadian Library Month, an annual celebration of libraries, library workers and the …
The CSL Board of Directors issued this statement on September 23, 2020. Connect to the CSL Statement on the Role of School Libraries During the Pandemic Énoncé sur le rôle …
In this newsletter: Promoting the LLC During the Pandemic Don’t Stand So Close to Me, by Eric Walters: A purchase by September 30 means a donation to CSL Canadian School …
Your School Library Learning Commons: Pandemic Partner for Learning School library learning commons (LLC) programs, facilities, resources and professional expertise have a positive impact on teaching and learning in Canadian …
Newsletter contents: Greetings from the CSL Board Announcing Canadian School Library Day / Journée nationale des bibliothèques scolaires canadiennes 2020 More opportunities to purchase the Eric Walters eBook, Don’t Stand …
