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SCHOOL LIBRARY SERVICES
Library leadership and advocacy require constant assessment of current facilities, services, programs, curricula and staffing patterns to be sure a library is offering the best of everything to further student success. At the same time, libraries are frequently short staffed and the level of awareness that goes beyond the day-to-day management gets lost in trying to make each day work well for students and teachers. When the time comes to re-examine the overall program and facilities, the policies and documentation, job descriptions and collection currency, it may be time to hire a consultant to support a comprehensive review.
"The New School Library: The Human Connection to Digital Resources and Academic Success" by Elisabeth Abarbanel (Brentwood School, CA), Sarah Davis (Viewpoint School, CA), Dorcas Hand (AOS, TX), Matthew Wittmer (Buckley School, CA) in Independent School Magazine, May, 2013. |