. . . . . what it is like to spend a day - or a week - in our shoes.
Published on May 19, 2016
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A full-time librarian and support of the library leads to student achievement.
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School libraries are sometimes the only place a child will be given books and access to technology. They should be required and properly funded.
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School Librarians are constantly looking for new and innovative ways to engage and challenge students.
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The school library is the heart of the school!
It is NOT just a book repository. It is a busy hub where students read, learn, research, and play and where teachers get the resources they need to be successful.
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When legislators vote in favor of school libraries, their impact is larger than they might realize.
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School library positions across the state are being reduced despite research which consistently shows that full-time, certified school librarians have a positive impact on student achievement (regardless of other factors).
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Librarians are focused on integrating technology in meaningful ways such as: coding with students, managing innovative service projects and makerspaces, pioneering 3-D printer projects, creating multimedia presentations, facilitating inquiry projects and processes, managing special programming initiatives, writing/winning grants, and above all, fostering a love of reading!
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Librarians make significant contributions to literacy, contribute to a positive school culture, provide a central gathering place, and promote cohesiveness in the building.
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A librarian is not just someone who checks out books, shelves or reads a story. He/she plays an integral part in preparing our students to be career and college ready.
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Students
DEPEND on having
GREAT books
to read!
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Librarians are lifelong learners and curious by nature and share that with their students every day.
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Even though Kentucky has a law that says each school will employ a certified school librarian, not all schools comply.
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Without school libraries, 21st century projects and skills are a dream, not a reality.
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School librarians are information specialists and collaborate with teachers in all K-12 content areas.
Everyday, Kentucky School Librarians are teaching content aligned to the Kentucky Core Academic Standards.
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For many students, their school library is their ONLY library.
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Many students do not have a computer or internet access at home.
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That many of my library’s books are being “loved to death” and I can’t afford to replace them…
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One librarian cannot effectively support more than one school.
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Many of my students have NO books at home - that is why the school library is so very important.
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Printed books are still relevant to many students.
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My students LOVE our library and would be very lost without it! Many have told me in an anonymous survey that the library is their favorite place in the building. I welcome all groups/cliques in the library. No one is excluded.
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How busy my library really is.
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How the library provides resources for all students.
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. . . what it is like to spend a day - or a week - in our shoes.
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School librarians need ongoing and relevant professional learning opportunities.
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