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3/18/2025: MSLA Named the AASL 2025 Chapter of the Year Read the story on the ALA website
From Deborah Lang Froggatt, Director of MSLA Outreach: AASL recognizes the chapter that MSLA is “active and dynamic in achieving the goals of the AASL at the state and local level.” This acknowledgement comes because of you, the membership, and all that you are doing to encourage educational growth for students, coworkers, school communities and our school librarian colleagues. This recognition was moved forward by striving to meet the goals of the MSLA Strategic Plan initiatives including Intellectual Freedom support and action; Professional Development course development and facilitation; DESE school librarian rubric and collaborative legislative efforts. The MSLA Chapter will be honored at the AASL conference in St. Louis this October and receive $1000.
From Deborah Lang Froggatt, Director of MSLA Outreach: AASL recognizes the chapter that MSLA is “active and dynamic in achieving the goals of the AASL at the state and local level.” This acknowledgement comes because of you, the membership, and all that you are doing to encourage educational growth for students, coworkers, school communities and our school librarian colleagues. This recognition was moved forward by striving to meet the goals of the MSLA Strategic Plan initiatives including Intellectual Freedom support and action; Professional Development course development and facilitation; DESE school librarian rubric and collaborative legislative efforts. The MSLA Chapter will be honored at the AASL conference in St. Louis this October and receive $1000.
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READ the Latest Issue of the MSLA Forum: Winter 2025
LISTEN to the MSLA PODCAST
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Announced 1/15/2025: The six New England states have received a grant from ALA to work together to create a
regional reporting helpline system for any library experiencing intellectual freedom challenges. ~ Watch for information, coming soon ~ Consult additional
INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM RESOURCES 
Collaborate to Run
an Author Fest Dr. Kip Wilson Concord-Carlisle High School Learn how you can also celebrate local authors ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Take a turn in the MSLA Spotlight Contact Kate Kennedy, Spotlight Editor |
Editor: Ann Perham [email protected]
