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SCHOOL LIBRARIES Offering resources, source knowledge,
respite & much to read
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by Susan Shultz
WHILE MUCH INFORMATION IN TODAY’S WORLD HAS GONE DIGITAL, SCHOOL LIBRARIES CONTINUE TO OFFER IMPORTANT RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS AND FACULTY.
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hether it be for research, a quiet place to study, a place to work on group projects, or just to curl up with a book, the traditional school library isn’t going away any time soon. It also becomes a vital tool for students to learn the importance of accurate sourcing and reliable information tools. Libraries CONTINUES ON PAGE 6 SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION
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STAMFORD A DV OCATE THE NE WS-TIMES THE NORWALK HOUR
FAIR FIELD CI TIZEN NEW CANAAN ADV ERTISER SHELTON HERALD
THE DARIEN TIMES THE MILFORD MIRROR THE RI DGEFIELD PRESS
THE TRUMBULL TIMES WESTPORT NEWS THE WILTON BUL LETIN