Ignite Award
The Ignite award is given each year to recognize an inquiry-based learning experience that encourages collaboration between libraries, educators, and learners meeting the goals of the National School Library Standards. All Ignite Projects must promote and develop civic engagement that addresses a need in your community or beyond. Looking for resources or inspiration? Scroll to the bottom of this page for more!
The Ignite award application has undergone updates to simplify the process. The updated guidelines and application forms are below. For further information, please contact Patty Lambusta at [email protected].
Deadline: July 31
How to apply: Download a copy of the application, and send the completed application, reflections, and evidence to [email protected].
Application Must Include:
- Overview of the Ignite Project
- Student evidence
- Works Cited
- Librarian reflection
Winner will receive:
- Free annual conference registration
- $300 to a non-profit organization of your choice
- $300 for your library program
Past Winners
2023 |
Heather Baccum of Chesterfield Elementary
Courtney Porter & Wendy Nelson of First Colonial High School
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2022 |
Rishi Allen Richardson of Parry McCluer HS |
2021 |
Patty Lambusta of James Blair Middle School |
2020 |
Nathan Sekinger of T. Benton Gayle Middle School Laurie Kaplan of Douglas Freeman High School
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2019 |
Kathryn Schweers of Plaza Middle School
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Resources
PBL Resources
Service Learning
AASL Resources
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