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While many of these programs and participants are from public libraries, there are many ideas you could use from here.

I like the idea of using "anytime" instead of "passive". Many of these ideas would work at centers/stations at school libraries.

Even if you aren't in NYC, this calendar could give you some ideas for programming and activities, whether online or in person. You might also want to join some of the online ones. Includes book clubs, crafts, tech instruction, and more

Website for Jordan, UT district that includes many aspects of the library program.  Includes lesson plans, job descriptions, and many links to actual lessons.

Library Champion program from Lake Central schools.  

Many makerspace resources organized nicely

Novel Conversations is a free statewide lending library creating conversations across county lines and within communities. Through Novel Conversations, Indiana Humanities lends sets of books to Indiana book clubs, offers program and discussion suggestions, arranges author speaking events, and extends social sharing opportunities. We lend more than 360 titles, primarily fiction and biography, to reading and discussion groups at libraries, senior centers, schools, and other organizations, free of charge. Books include classic titles such as Little Women and To Kill a Mockingbird , as well as contemporary titles such as The Poisonwood Bible and The Time Traveler's Wife. View the book list for a complete listing.

Capstone Rewards Program for AASL members

Building Level Toolkit: Implementing AASL's Learning Standards and Program Guidelines in Your School Library

The State Library's Center for the Book includes information Letters about Literature, One Book programs, books abojut Indiana, and more.

Several great, inexpensive examples. Could be adapted to a school library.

Several great suggestions

Great summer activity newsletter from Elmhurst Public Library. Great ideas for activities and programming too

Simple website to let you copy a symbol with a regular mouse click, and paste into any type of document, including tweets, emails, etc.  Saves you from having to remember keyboard shortcuts or open word or other programs.

Got this from the School Library InfoTech Programs: Tapestry of Effective Practice Ning.  Article from 2010

Blog entries centered around guided inquiry and library programming. Shared on Future Ready FB group

Book award program-students can participate. Picture books

Free audiobooks for teachers & librarians (be sure to use this link)