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Letters About Literature contest opens with January 10th deadline

Has an author's work changed your students' view of the world or of themselves?  Encourage students grades 4 -12 to enter the Letters about Literature contest!  Access the full rules and submission form. There will be three winners in each of three levels, I, II, and III.  Students write a letter to their chosen author, living or dead, in any genre explaining how that author's work impacted them.

Credo Reference to Get a Platform Refresh

Want to see the plan for a platform refresh in January 2020? Want to offer your feedback before it goes live? Attend one of these two webinars!  
Tuesday, Oct. 22 @ 10:00 am Credo Reference Platform Refresh
Tuesday, Oct. 29 @ 10:00 am Credo  Reference Platform Refresh
View demo, give feedback, and ask questions!

Britannica Learning Zone gets Name Change

The K-2 resource for learning by playing, reading, creating and exploring is now called Britannica Fundamentals.  Join our webinar on October 8th at 3:30 to learn all about it!

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