The resolution proclaims April as School Library Month in Arkansas, recognizing the importance of school libraries and librarians in fostering a love for reading and learning among students. It highlights the historical significance of libraries, tracing their origins back to the 7th century B.C., and emphasizes their role as vital resources for knowledge and education. The resolution notes that school libraries provide essential support for students, offering a space for study, access to various media formats, and guidance in navigating online resources.

Additionally, the resolution acknowledges the collaborative relationship between librarians and teachers, as librarians enhance classroom learning by providing research tools and educational resources. It underscores the continued relevance of physical libraries in an increasingly digital world, where students still value the experience of engaging with books and fellow readers. The resolution aligns with the theme of this year's National Library Week, "There's More to the Story," celebrating the multifaceted contributions of school libraries to the educational community.