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Friends Program: Project LIT at Winfield High School presented by Tabitha Hogan
Join us via Zoom as Tabitha Hogan discusses Project LIT at Winfield High School.

Project LIT is  a national, grassroots literacy movement, a team of dedicated educators and students who are committed to increasing access to culturally sustaining books and promoting a love of reading in our schools and communities. Winfield High School's Lola Viets library formed a chapter in the Fall of 2019, with the goal to increase book access and spread a love of reading.  Our WHS Project Lit website: https://sites.google.com/usd465.com/whslibrary/project-lit?authuser=0

Tabitha Hogan is a School Library Media & Technology Specialist at Winfield High School. She has a Master in Library Science from Emporia State University.  With a passion for connecting students to quality information and forming savvy, informed citizens, Hogan has spent the last five years developing the WHS Library into a technology rich, teaching library.

In 2006, Tabitha served on the ALSC Caldecott Committee, selecting "The Hello Goodbye Window" by  Norton Juster. Tabitha is also active in the Kansas Association of School Librarians.

Tabitha lives in Winfield, Kansas with her husband, three children, and two cats.