AASL thanks 2014 Fall Forum sponsors Capstone and Follett

For Immediate Release
Tue, 10/14/2014

Contact:

Jennifer Habley

Manager, Web Communications

American Association of School Librarians (AASL)

312-280-4383

jhabley@ala.org

CHICAGO – The American Association of School Librarians (AASL) would like to thank Capstone and Follett for their generous support of its 2014 Fall Forum. Representatives of both companies will join school librarians during School Librarians in the Anytime Anywhere Learning Landscape, taking place Oct. 17-18 in St. Louis and at eight satellite sites across the United States.

The AASL Fall Forum is a multi-day national institute held during non-AASL national conference years. A more intimate event, the institute focuses on one topic of importance to the profession. As 2014 attendees work through the multiple roles a school librarian plays in today’s ever changing and expanding learning environment, Capstone and Follett representatives will be on hand to hear their concerns and challenges and be an active part of the conversation.

"The committee wanted to provide opportunities to engage Fall Forum participants in new ways," said Steven Yates, committee chair.  “We rely on our sponsors as we present our continuing education events and we appreciate Follett and Capstone for rising to the anytime, anywhere challenge. Thank you, Follett and Capstone, for your support and for coming to learn with us at Fall Forum 2014."

Capstone is a leading publisher of children’s books, digital solutions and services, literacy programs and K – 12 professional development resources. Capstone creates content in a variety of print, digital and media formats for school libraries, classrooms, and at home reading. Capstone’s business units include Capstone Library, Capstone Classroom, Capstone Young Readers, myON, and Capstone International. For more information, visit www.CapstonePub.com.  

Since 1873, Follett has served as the trusted partner in education for students and educators at all levels of learning. Today Follett delivers physical and digital learning materials, retail services, school content and management systems to more than 70,000 early childhood, primary and secondary schools, and on more than 1,000 college campuses. Headquartered in Westchester, Illinois, Follett is a $2.7 billion privately held company.

The American Association of School Librarians, www.aasl.org, a division of the American Library Association (ALA), empowers leaders to transform teaching and learning.