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After four years dormant, the University of Illinois' Youth Literature Festival is back this week with a community ...

Longtime D.C. Public Schools (DCPS) English and Language Arts teacher Jazzmyne Townsend was in for a mid-morning surprise ...

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We’ve seen a tremendous growth in the first two years of the program,” says Evan Dolive, the Executive Director for Greater Longview United Way. “Now that we’re in October, we just crossed 40,000 ...

Penfield Library hosted its annual “Oz Reads Banned Books” event to kick off Banned Books Week, following the rising number of books banned or challenged in various public schools across the ...

Emily Raboteau will be giving a free reading from her new book “Lessons For Survival: Mothering Against ‘The Apocalypse,’” on ...