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Read MoreAASL maintains three member sections that represent a special field of activity within the profession:
The Educators of School Librarians Section (ESLS) is dedicated to shaping the future of school librarianship by focusing on higher education programs that prepare aspiring professionals to lead and innovate in PreK-12 library settings.
The Independent Schools Section (ISS) is a dedicated space for meaningful discussion and action on the challenges and opportunities within every aspect of non-public school librarianship.
The Supervisors Section (SPVS) is a dynamic space for school library leaders to connect, strategize, and drive solutions for the challenges of all phases of school library supervision.
Read MoreThe AASL Board of Directors is a dynamic, competency-based leadership team composed of elected members, including the president, president-elect, immediate past president, secretary/treasurer, division councilor, and directors-at-large. Together, they drive AASL’s mission by setting annual priorities, goals, and budgets while upholding the policies that shape the association’s future.
Read MoreKQ 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 programs.
Your insights can support other school librarians, helping them implement best practices and innovative ideas.
Read MoreThe 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 Libraries. These resources support school library professionals, at all levels of experience, in effectively implementing the AASL Standards across a range of K-12 educational settings.
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