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The New York City School Librarians’ Association (NYCSLA) is a local affiliate of the Section of School Librarians of the New York Librarians’ Association. Our members are librarians or teachers who work in libraries in the public schools in New York City, as well as graduate students and professors of library schools, and professionals interested in promoting libraries in New York City schools.Pages
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- American Association of School Librarians (AASL)
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- International Association of School Librarians (IASL)
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- New York Library Association (NYLA)
- NYLA School Library Media Section (SLMS)
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- Young Adult Library Services Assocation (YALSA)
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Support City Council Bill 1125!
Thanks to the hard work of our advocacy committee, we were able to meet with a representative of City Council member Lincoln Restler’s office. He and Education Committee chair Rita Joseph have been instrumental in drafting City Council Bill 1125. … Continue reading
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An Open Letter to Start Lighthouse
Dear Start Lighthouse, We, the New York City School Librarian Association (NYCSLA), are writing to express our deep concern regarding your recent initiative to rebrand school libraries as “literacy hubs.” While we appreciate your organization’s commitment to promoting literacy and … Continue reading
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