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Hannah Logasa (1878–1967) is considered a pioneer of school libraries. Credited with identifying the necessity of libraries in school, Logasa worked to achieve strong interaction between the library, students, and teachers at the University of Chicago Laboratory High School.

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rdfs:comment	Hannah Logasa (1878–1967) is considered a pioneer of school libraries. Credited with identifying the necessity of libraries in school, Logasa worked to achieve strong interaction between the library, students, and teachers at the University of Chicago Laboratory High School. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	American Association of School Librarians National Council of Teachers of English North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools David Ben-Gurion Denver Charles Hubbard Judd Ukraine University of Chicago University of Chicago Laboratory Schools 1967 deaths Omaha Public Library Educators from Nebraska Lincoln, Nebraska State University of Iowa Study hall Phi Beta Kappa Society Podolia 1879 births American librarians American people of Ukrainian-Jewish descent American women academics American women librarians University of Chicago faculty Progressive education Mandatory Palestine Charles Logasa People from Omaha, Nebraska Phi Beta Kappa Soybean National Education Association Omaha, Nebraska Omaha World-Herald Sde Boker School library Sephardic Vinnitsya University of Chicago Laboratory School Jews and Judaism in Omaha, Nebraska
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alma mater	State University of Iowa
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