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“In this piece, the author highlights the human rights obligations of states to provide public education and regulate private involvement in education. She makes the argument that innovation can be incorporated into public education without having to commercialize it.”
In celebration of April being National Poetry Month, the Homewood Public Library hosted a K-12 Poetry Contest for students in Jefferson County. Hundreds of entries were received for the K-2nd, 3rd-5th, 6th-8th, and 9th-12th grade categories. Thank you to all the students who shared their creativity with us. The winners for each category are listed…
KIDS CREATE was such a favorite here at the Children’s Library, where for 45 minutes, you and your family were able to participate in creating art, making slime, developing STEAM skills with our Lego Challenge, and enjoy recipes with our Food Fun. Even though we’re closed right now and we can’t do the things we…
Hurray! May is Asian & Pacific Islander American Heritage Month and what better way to celebrate it by reading books that highlight their amazing cultures, traditions, and contributions. Below is a list of books with a link for their library records.Since we are quarantined in our own homes, coming to the library and physically checking…
“Esta nueva imagen de ALMA muestra el resultado de una lucha estelar: un complejo e impresionante entorno de gas que rodea a la binaria HD101584.”
Our Tumblebooks library has a few new titles to help with the outbreak including Til the Virus Ends and Wash Your Hands and Felicity Floo Visits the Zoo. You can find all those books here. The author and illustrator of the beloved Gruffalo books has teamed up to release a free eBook for kids and…
