School Librarianship
School librarianship refers to the practice and profession of managing, organizing, and overseeing library resources in an educational setting, typically at the K-12 level. School librarians are responsible for curating collections that support the curriculum and meet the needs of students and teachers. They also provide instruction on information literacy skills, research methods, and technology use. School librarians often collaborate with educators to integrate library resources into lessons and promote a culture of reading and learning. In addition to these responsibilities, school librarians may also be involved in collection development, cataloging, budget management, and facility maintenance. Higher education programs in library science offer courses and degrees that prepare individuals for careers in school librarianship, covering topics such as reference services, instructional design, and youth literature.