Jeffersonville Township Public Library to Digitize ’37 Flood Interviews

“When Jeffersonville librarian Diane Stepro first saw the box of audio recording, she had no idea what they were…”

Those recordings? Just the voices of Jeff residents who survived the Great Flood of 1937.

Now, Stepro and the Jeffersonville Township Public Library team will look to digitize roughly 40 hours of interviews to share with the community, thanks in part to a grant from Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Special thanks to the News and Tribune for sharing the story of the library’s ambitious new project. To read the article, please click here.

‘On My Way Pre-K’ Offers Opportunities to Southern Indiana Families

What a great opportunity for Clark County families in need!

” On My Way Pre-K (is) a state-funded preschool grant that has seen significant expansions throughout Indiana this year. The grant has been available in Floyd County since 2017 as a pilot program, but…was expanded to all 92 counties in Indiana, including Clark County. The program awards grants for low-income families with kids who will be 4 years old by Aug. 1.”

For more information on this amazing new program, click on the link below:

READ: On My Way Pre-K | Written by Brooke McAfee | Evening News and Tribune

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Got a Reluctant Reader on Your Hands?

Are you a Greater Clark County Schools parent worried about your children’s (lack of) education during the long summer months? Want to get them more interested in reading on a daily basis?

Then check out this article from a children’s librarian on how to get your kiddos’ noses in a book during the summer heat… (click picture or link below)

Just Read | A longtime librarian on how to get your kids to dive into books this summer – by Marissa Martinelli, Slate.com

Collage of books selected by a librarian.