Refereed Research Articles
Subramaniam, Mega; Rebecca Oxley, and Christie Kodama. School Librarians as Ambassadors of Inclusive Information Access for Students with Disabilities. 
School Library Research Vol. 16 (2013).
Board approved: July 2012
Hughes-Hassell, Sandra; Elizabeth Overberg, and Shannon Harris. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning (LGBTQ)-Themed Literature for Teens: Are School Libraries Providing Adequate Collections?. School Library Research Vol. 16 (2013).
Board approved: August 2012
Kovalik, Cindy; Yutzey, Susan; and Laura Piazza. Information Literacy and High School Seniors: Perceptions of the Research Process. School Library Research Vol. 16 (2013).
Board approved: December 2012
Whittingham, Jeff; Huffman, Stephanie; Christensen, Rob; and Tracy McAllister. “Use of Audiobooks in a School Library and Positive Effects of Struggling Readers’ Participation in a Library-Sponsored Audiobook Club.” School Library Research Vol. 16 (2013).
Board approved: December 2012
Latham, Don; Gross, Melissa; and Shelbie Witte. “Preparing Teachers and Librarians to Collaborate to Teach 21st Century Skills: Views of LIS and Education Faculty.” School Library Research Vol. 16 (2013).
Board approved: April 2013
Subramaniam, Mega; Ahn, June; Waugh, Amanda; Greene Taylor, Natalie; Druin, Allison; Fleischmann, Kenneth R.; and Greg Walsh. “Crosswalk between the Framework for K–12 Science Education and Standards for the 21st-Century Learner: School Librarians as the Crucial Link.” School Library Research Vol. 16 (2013).
Board approved: April 2013
DiScala, Jeffrey, and Ann Carlson Weeks. “Access Denied: School Librarians’ Responses to School District Policies on the Use of Social Media Tools.” School Library Research Vol. 16 (2013).
Board approved: August 2013
Krueger, Karla Steege, and Jean Donham. “Professional Staffing Levels and Fourth-Grade Student Research in Rural Schools with High-Poverty Levels.” School Library Research Vol. 16 (2013).
Board approved: August 2013
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