Epilogue OConnor paved path for female justices
Sandra Day OConnor helped open the Supreme Court to women, watching later generations serve together. The first woman on the court died at 93 in Phoenix after dementia and a respiratory illness. Her career shifted opinions on abortion rights and court independence.
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Marion librarians blend book talks with computer science in schools
Two teacher librarians in Marion Independent School District span six buildings with library associates supporting each site. They conduct book talks to spark student interest and help students from preschool through high school discover reads. They also integrate computer science lessons, training from state mandates that require CS in middle and elementary grades.
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