Library Media Specialists Sample Clauses

Library Media Specialists. 24.1.1 The District of Columbia Public Schools shall maintain library and media center facilities. 24.1.2 When funds are specifically allocated, clerical assistance shall be provided for all Library Media Specialists. 24.1.3 Library Media Specialists shall not be assigned non-Library Media Specialist duties, which will cause the closing of the library. 24.1.4 Where there are two (2) or more professional staff personnel assigned to a media center or library, the Library Media Specialist with building seniority shall be designated as team leader if the performance ratings are equal. 24.1.5 Library Media Specialists shall be given the opportunity to acquire the necessary training for handling non print materials, provided funding is available. 24.1.6 When libraries are established, the standards of the American Library Association shall be considered. 24.1.7 Continuous access to the library collections and flexible scheduling may be components of the library media center. Flexible scheduling for the use of the library shall be developed and implemented when it is deemed appropriate for the instructional program of the school by the Supervisor after consultation with the Library Media Specialist-media specialist. 24.1.8 School Library Media Specialists shall arrange cooperative meetings and/or conferences with faculty Teachers during the employee’s workday. These meetings and/or conferences shall be to discuss issues, books, materials and other business pertinent to the professional Library Media Specialist’s and Teacher’s mission of providing the highest quality of education to DCPS students. The goal is to implement the most efficient and effective use of the library as a learning and resource center. 24.1.9 Library Media Specialists are integral Teachers of the teaching function in the DCPS. Library Media Specialists shall, in addition to the traditional functions, collaborate in the selection of all learning resources, work with teachers in the planning and/or implementation of curriculum, and offer instruction to both teachers and students in the use of library and media center resources and equipment, as well as reading, listening and viewing skills. 24.1.10 The Supervisor and Library Media Specialist (LMS) shall meet and jointly develop annually the library media program including a flexible scheduling model based on best practices in accordance with the standards of the American Library Association. Should the Supervisor and Library Media Specialist fa...
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Library Media Specialists. The recommended minimum paraprofessional time per library shall be 1.5 hours for each Elementary School library, 3.25 hours for each Middle School library, and 6.5 hours for each High School library. To support and develop the services of the instructional media programs to best serve the school district, community, and students, each Elementary and Middle School librarian shall have at a minimum an extended contract of five (5) days and each High School librarian shall have at a minimum an extended contract of ten (10) days. These additional days shall occur on a schedule mutually determined by the employee and the immediate supervisor. The additional work days will be provided for under the provision of a supplemental contract at the per diem rate of pay.
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Library Media Specialists. The District of Columbia Public Schools shall maintain library and media center facilities.
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Library Media Specialists. 42 The library/media specialist teaches the course of study, plans for instruction individually and with 43 other teachers, and manages the operation of the library including collection development, book 44 selection, budget responsibilities, and other management activities. Library/media specialists serve 45 as teachers, planners, facilitators, and managers on a weekly basis. 46 Library/media specialists are not held to the instructional minutes’ provision outlined in ARTICLE 47 VIII, Item C.
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Library Media Specialists. Every junior (middle schools) and senior high school shall be staffed with a full-time Library Media Specialist. Elementary school libraries should be supervised and available to students during the school day.
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