Contacts
Library Media Specialist
Mrs. Bacewicz- KES/BES Ms. Salzano- BES/HES
jbacewicz@rsd17.org csalzano@rsd17.org
Library Media Coordinators
Mrs. Shimoda- BES Mrs. Tyler- HES Mrs. Hosking- KES
tshimoda@rsd17.org styler@rsd17.org lhosking@rsd17.org
Library Media Procedures
Checkout procedure: Students in first, second, third, and fourth grade check out 2 books per week. Students in kindergarten and preschool check out one book per week.
If students forget their books on their library day, they can return their books on the following school day and check out new books at that time. Additional books may be checked out by students to use in their classrooms as part of project or research work.
Lost or Damaged books: Students who lose or damage library books or materials will be billed so those items may be replaced.
Class Schedules: Students K-4 have one 45 minute library class each week. The library classes will occasionally meet in the computer lab so students can learn digital literacy and research skills.
Expectations for Behavior: Students have agreed upon the following expectations for behavior in order to create an optimal learning environment in the library:
1) Listen to and respect the speaker.
2) Raise a quiet hand.
3) Use an inside voice.
4) Treat books with care and respect.
5) Be safe.
Library Media Specialist
Mrs. Bacewicz- KES/BES Ms. Salzano- BES/HES
jbacewicz@rsd17.org csalzano@rsd17.org
Library Media Coordinators
Mrs. Shimoda- BES Mrs. Tyler- HES Mrs. Hosking- KES
tshimoda@rsd17.org styler@rsd17.org lhosking@rsd17.org
Library Media Procedures
Checkout procedure: Students in first, second, third, and fourth grade check out 2 books per week. Students in kindergarten and preschool check out one book per week.
If students forget their books on their library day, they can return their books on the following school day and check out new books at that time. Additional books may be checked out by students to use in their classrooms as part of project or research work.
Lost or Damaged books: Students who lose or damage library books or materials will be billed so those items may be replaced.
Class Schedules: Students K-4 have one 45 minute library class each week. The library classes will occasionally meet in the computer lab so students can learn digital literacy and research skills.
Expectations for Behavior: Students have agreed upon the following expectations for behavior in order to create an optimal learning environment in the library:
1) Listen to and respect the speaker.
2) Raise a quiet hand.
3) Use an inside voice.
4) Treat books with care and respect.
5) Be safe.
Students ● The library is one place where you’re not expected to have the answers. We’re here to teach you how to find them. ● You may think you’re wired. But unless you’re connected to your school library you don’t know what you’re missing. ● Everything you want to know about practically anything is at your school library and the library media specialist is there to help you find it.
Teachers/Administrators ● We’re here for you! Our mission is to help every student develop a love of reading, become a skilled user of ideas and information and explore the world through print and electronic media. ● School library media specialists teach information skills and strategies that students need to learn and achieve. ● The school library media center provides print, electronic and other resources that support the curriculum and address a variety of learning needs.
Parents ● Our school library is more than books. It is a learning hub with a full range of print and electronic media that support student achievement. ● School library media specialists teach information skills that students need to learn and achieve for a lifetime. ● Research shows a direct link between student achievement and school library media programs stocked with a full range of resources and staffed by library media specialists.
School Boards/Legislators ● There is no such thing as good education without good school libraries. ● School library media programs contribute directly to the bottom line—student achievement. ● Research shows there is a direct link between student achievement and library media programs stocked with a full range of resources and staffed by library media specialists.
ALA 2017
Teachers/Administrators ● We’re here for you! Our mission is to help every student develop a love of reading, become a skilled user of ideas and information and explore the world through print and electronic media. ● School library media specialists teach information skills and strategies that students need to learn and achieve. ● The school library media center provides print, electronic and other resources that support the curriculum and address a variety of learning needs.
Parents ● Our school library is more than books. It is a learning hub with a full range of print and electronic media that support student achievement. ● School library media specialists teach information skills that students need to learn and achieve for a lifetime. ● Research shows a direct link between student achievement and school library media programs stocked with a full range of resources and staffed by library media specialists.
School Boards/Legislators ● There is no such thing as good education without good school libraries. ● School library media programs contribute directly to the bottom line—student achievement. ● Research shows there is a direct link between student achievement and library media programs stocked with a full range of resources and staffed by library media specialists.
ALA 2017
