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Administrators
Advocacy Brochures Best Web sites for Teaching and Learning ESEA Reauthorization Licensed Institutes
AASL Members
AASL Awards Calendar of Events Community in AASL Knowledge Quest Volunteer Opportunities
AASL Advocacy
ESEA Reauthorization Position Statements School Library Month Toolkits
Awards
Collaborative School Library Award Distinguished School Administrator Award Distinguished School Award Frances Hennes Award Information Technology Pathfinder Award Intellectual Freedom Award National School Library Program of the Year Award Recognition: AASL Presidents Crystal Apple
Grants
AASL Research Grant ABC-CLIO Leadership Grant Beyond Words: Dollar General Relief Fund Bound to Stay Bound, Inc. My First AASL National Conference Travel Grant Innovative Reading Grant
Membership in AASL
A Voice for you School Library Longitudinal Studies that provide data Advocacy Subscription to Knowledge Quest, AASL Forum, and Hotlinks Webinars Access to eCOLLAB Discounted Conference Rates
Professional Tools
Essential Links: Resources for School Library Program Development Learning Standards and Program Guidelines Position Statements Toolkits
Option 1
I chose the American Association for School Librarians I was surprised by the amount of services the AASL provides. I was not aware of the amount of effort put into the cross-walking and correlating of standards. I did not know that they provided talking points for ESEA. We had a meeting here in our county in January for ESEA (No Child Left Behind), and if I had gone, I would have liked to have had those documents. I am impressed with the contacts that are available and how personable the organization is. I have learned that each state is responsible for what is posted for their state, and I am a little disappointed that only half or less of the states participate in publishing information.