Jamie Wright

I testified against HB900 in the last session, as did an eighth-grader. If you fall anywhere between "published author" and "middle schooler," love the freedom to read, and can make it to to the Capitol in Austin this Thursday to testify, I hope you will.

January books so far:
Playing the Cards You're Dealt by Varian Johnson (love Austin-area authors!), Boy 2.0 by Tracey Baptiste, Fortress of Snow by Melanie Dickerson, Wolf Hollow by Lauren Wolk, Odder by Katherine Applegate, and The Bletchley Riddle by Ruta Sepetys & Steve Sheinkin. #HappyReading

Very proud of - and thankful for - the incredible students and parent volunteers who spoke at tonight's LISD School Board meeting in celebration of our many community programs! I am lucky to work with great people, and I love learning with them every day! #MyStudentsAreFantastic #LoveMyVolunteers

I'm continually surprised by the power of things like coloring posters, the Lego table, chess sets, Rubik's cubes, and domino building stations in my MS library. Different students talk to and teach each other, and it's a great way to invite people to come together.

Excited to rebuild a positive network of educators, librarians, writers, and other creators! Happy to connect with learners - what voices in education are not-to-be-missed?