Idaho Commission for Libraries

In this issue:

• Susan Dailey's Pirate Theme
• The Scoop's "Dress Like a Pirate" contest
• Chocolate Gold Coin Recall
• Meet Cloteele Dahle
• Library Bathrooms, part 2
• Win-Win Partnership Key Component of Grant Program
• How Idaho Libraries Celebrated Tenn Read Week

In this issue:

• Dress Like a Pirate Contest
• Meet Toni Leith
• Attention to Every Detail Shows
• Buhl Librarian Retires
• Idaho Libraries Celebrate Teen Read Week
• Teen's Top Ten
• Idaho Family Reading Week Books
• Bright Futures Begin @ Your Library
• Collaborating in the Schools: Factors for Success

In this issue:

• Get Free Books for Idaho Family Reading Week
• Meet Kath Ann Hendricks
• Library to Library
  • High-tech and Low-tech tips from Rigby!
  • Family Reading Week Resource from Aberdeen District Library
  • Seen at the Idaho Library Conference in Idaho Falls
  • ILA Award Winners and New President

In the School Zone section of the Oct. 10 issue of The Scoop, we talk about the importance and benefits of collaboration. We'd love to hear your personal stories of successes and challenges. This is also a great opportunity to practice blogging for those of you taking the Splat 101! course...!

In this issue:

• Meet Kathy L. Chick
• Seen at ALSC
• 50 Teen Read Week Ideas
• Book Look - Books Challenged or Banned 2007-2008
• SPLAT Web 2.0 Online Course
• School Librarians: A Teacher's Perspective
• A Closer Look at the ALSC Institute

As I was preparing a list of banned/challenged books for the September 26th ediition of The Scoop, I ran across an interesting statistic.

In this issue:

• Meet Gabriela Magnuson
• Tips from Post Falls Public Library
• New Technologies and New Literacies for Teens 2009
• Breaking Dawn @ Twilight: Nampa Public Library's Release Party a huge success
• American Indian books and resources
• Celebrate Esphyr Slobodkina's 100th Birthday

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