2026 Board Candidates
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2026 Annual Conference Concurrent Sessions
We are excited to announce that the 2026 Annual Conference concurrent session proposal form is now open at https://bit.ly/2026CSProposal
We’d love for you to share your knowledge with us. Please consider applying to present a session this fall in Williamsburg.
Based on feedback from the Wishlist form, here are the most popular ideas our members are looking for:
- Sessions on lesson ideas
- Sessions on books (new, diverse, award-winning, etc.)
- Sessions on reading promotions
- Sessions on AI/ChatGPT/Gemini
- Sessions on Book Clubs
- Sessions on collaboration
- Sessions on Makerspace & project-based learning
- Ideas that members submitted in the "other" category were:
- Library centers
- Library programming--passive and active
- Tips on genrefying the library
- Hosting author visits
- Ideas for working with self-contained SpEd groups
- Using picture books with secondary students
- Filling the gaps: programs that support student growth that teachers don’t have time to work with
- Integrating computer science standards across the curriculum
If you have experience doing any of the above suggestions, please consider sharing your expertise with fellow librarians around the state! The proposal form can be found here → https://bit.ly/2026CSProposal
The deadline for proposals is Monday, July 6, 2026. If you have any questions about concurrent sessions, please email [email protected]. We can’t wait to hear from you!