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Some 60% of school book challenges made in the last year came from just 11 adults, The Washington Post found.

When each new Florida law was rolled out over books, Escambia Coordinator of Library Services Michelle White had to implement it. Until she couldn't.

Tracy Thompson is entering her 10th year as the Middle School Librarian at Friends School of Baltimore. In addition to running the library, Tracy is also the Library and Tech Department Chair. Learn more about Tracy and what she hopes to achieve in these roles.

Should banning books be up to just a few?

Paving work is slated to begin next week for the $26 million Waikōloa Rehabilitation Project on Waikōloa Road.

The chair of the school district board said the processed was ‘rolled out wrong.’ The board will review its guidelines with school libraries. Read more here.

Thanks to Florida's book ban law, a Jupiter elementary school may remove Harry Potter. Imagination-expanding stories are dangerous to young minds.

Erik Pedersen writes the weekly Book Pages newsletter about authors, writing, bookstores, libraries and more.

The new education laws passed during the 2023 legislative session are causing some work to pile-up at school districts across the state.

Granbury’s school board recently censured one of their own for sneaking into a library to look for pornography. A few members of the public were not happy. Here’s what happened.