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The AASL School Library Event Promotion Committee organizes and promotes materials for annual events that highlight the role of school librarians, such as School Library Month and Banned Website Awareness Day, among others. Key objectives include creating searchable archives and executing ...
The School Library Research Editorial Board works under the direction of the editor(s) of SLR and AASL Staff to review manuscripts in a timely fashion to ensure the research journal is relevant, current, and meets the needs of AASL’s diverse membership.
The AASL Standards Committee is responsible for guiding the continuous development and evolution of professional learning resources, applicaton materials, advocacy tools, and other initiatives related to the National School Library Standards for Learners, School Librarians, and School ...
KQ is the official blog of the American Association of School Librarians (AASL). Its primary purpose is to provide insights, resources, and professional development for school librarians. The blog features articles on best practices, emerging trends, technology integration, and advocacy for ...
School Library Research is AASL's scholarly refereed research journal, and its purpose is to promote and publish high-quality original research concerning the management, implementation, and evaluation of school library programs. The journal also emphasizes research on instructional theory, ...