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School library media center long-range planning guide: A workbook for Massachusetts school library media centers by Carolyn Bussian Markuson, 1999 Cooperation between public libraries and public school library/media centers in Massachusetts by Irene Gesiak Kelley, 1992 The Rise of Managerial Computing: The Best of the Center for Information Systems Research, Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Te by John F. Rockart, 1986-01 Quality Assurance Review Center: University of Massachusetts Medical School, Radiation Therapy, Quality Assurance, Medical Imaging, Data management

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21. Education World ® Administrators Center: Outdated School Libraries: What Can Yo
    many school library book collections in massachusetts are stuck in the As school libraries have evolved into media centers, library funding has  
    http://www.educationworld.com/a_admin/admin/admin181.shtml
    
    Extractions: Outdated School Libraries: What Can You Do to Update Yours? In Baltimore, library coordinator Della Curtis keeps examples of outdated books from the county's school libraries on a "shelf of shame." Curtis spearheaded a drive in Baltimore that led county officials this year to fund $10.5 million for the purchase of new books. Today, Curtis tells Education World writer Mary Daniels Brown how she accomplished that. Included: Comments from librarians and other experts on the state of our schools' libraries and advice from Della Curtis on mounting your own successful campaign for funding for new library books. In May 2000 the Baltimore (Maryland) County Council approved a $10.5 million budget for the purchase of new books for libraries in all of the county's middle and high schools. "Replacing the collections will bring us up to 80 percent of state standards," Della Curtis, coordinator of the county schools' office of library information services, told Education World. Baltimore County is the 24th largest school district in the country. The Baltimore County secondary schools need this money for new library materials. According to

22. NCEF Resource List: Library And Media Center Design--K-12
    Design Considerations for school Library media centers massachusetts, andthe updated Denver West High school Library media Center.  
    http://www.edfacilities.org/rl/libraries.cfm

23. American Social History Project/Center For Media And Learning E-News
    NEW media CLASSROOM REGIONAL centers, 199899. ASHP/CML in collaboration withthe American Mt. Greylock High school (Williamstown, massachusetts)  
    http://www.ashp.cuny.edu/98-99.html
    
    Extractions: WINS KELLEY AWARD At its annual meeting in Austin, Texas, in April the National Council on Public History announced that the American Social History Project was the recipient of the organization's 1998 Robert L. Kelley Memorial Award. The award honored ASHP's achievements and contributions in advancing the cause of public history, citing in particular "the enduring quality of its public leadership, The U.S. Survey Course on the Web In July 1998, the American Social History Project and the Center for History and New Media at George Mason University are launching the prototype of a new website, History Matters . The website, which has been developed with support from the W. K. Kellogg Foundation, provides college and high-school teachers with unusual and effective curriculum materials and teaching resources about the U.S. past. Organized in conjunction with our New Media Classroom project, the

24. Massachusetts School Library Media Association Revised Standards (2003)
    massachusetts school Library media Program Standards for 21st Century Learning (2003)PDF. Standards Specifications Summaries (2003)  
    http://www.mslma.org/whoweare/standards/standardsrev.html

25. Index
    Boston, massachusetts design firm for kitchens, bathrooms, home offices, and media centers. Services to homeowners, architects and designers.  
    http://www.daliakitchendesign.com

26. Monadnock
    Nonprofit media production company creating innovative audiovisual programs for museums, visitors centers and historic sites. Includes list of services. Located in Sunderland, massachusetts.  
    http://www.monadnock.org

27. School-Libraries.Net: Peter Milbury's Network Of School Librarian Web Pages
    Burlington High school Joan F. Miles Library media Center Lowell TechnicalHigh school, Lowell, massachusetts. Harwich High school Library media Center  
    http://www.school-libraries.net/usa/ma.html

28. Ludlow High School Library Media Center-Local Links
    The following Web sites link Ludlow High school Library media Center with otherlocal libraries and massachusetts school Library media Association  
    http://www.samnet.net/ludlowhs/lmc/Local links.htm
    
    Extractions: Ludlow High School Library Media Center Ludlow, Local, and Other Library Links The following Web sites link Ludlow High School Library Media Center with other local libraries and informational services. These sites contain helpful information for the Ludlow educational community of students, staff, and parents. Town of Ludlow Ludlow Public Schools

29. Ludlow High School Library Media Center-Teachers And Parents
    Ludlow High school Library media Center. Links for Teachers and Parents massachusetts school Library media Association s links of resources supporting  
    http://www.samnet.net/ludlowhs/lmc/teachers-parents.htm

30. Standards For School Library Media Centers In The Commonwealth Of Massachusetts
    school Libraries / media Programs. The National Education Association every school classroom, office, teacher workroom, and library/media center should  
    http://www.schoolibrary.org/leg/pr/nea.htm
    
    Extractions: skip to: page content links on this page site navigation footer (site information) Legislation and Advocacy Day in the District Day in Sacramento Legi Update Archives State School Library Office (CDE) Each year, delegates to the NEA Representative Assembly meet, discuss issues, and set Association policy for the coming year. Resolutions for year 2000 included: B-57. School Libraries / Media Programs The National Education Association believes every student must have a comprehensive library/media program within his or her educational setting. This program should include printed and nonprinted resource materials, instruction in library research and information skills, necessary technology, certificated librarians / media specialists, and educational support personnel. B-58. Information Literacy The National Education Association believes that equity must be assured as public education works to meet the critical need to prepare all students to become information-literate adults and responsible citizens. The Association encourages federal funding specific to library/media programs. increased funding from state and local government sources, and public/private partnership funding to stimulate and support the efficient use of existing and emerging technologies and to provide for equity and freedom of access to information unimpeded by geographic, economic, social, or cultural constraints.

31. Library Media Center Policies
    MARBLEHEAD PUBLIC schoolS’ LIBRARY media centers COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT POLICY.I. Objectives for Selecting media. The primary objective of each school’s  
    http://www.marblehead.com/staff/jhalks/policies.htm
    
    Extractions: I. Objectives for Selecting Media The primary objective of each school’s library media program is to enrich and support the instructional program of the school. The school library media program makes available, through the school library media collection, a wide range of materials on varying levels of difficulty with a diversity of appeal compatible with the different needs, interests, and viewpoints of students and teachers.

32. School Library Standards And Evaluation
    Illinois school Library media Association massachusetts school Library school Library media Center Long Range Planning Template by the  
    http://www.sldirectory.com/libsf/resf/studies.html
    
    Extractions: Resources for School Librarians - Index School Library Standards and Evaluation, Pt. 2 School Library Standards Job Descriptions Evaluation Forms School Library Mission Statements ... School Library Statistics Today it seems that accountability is the hot topic in educational reform. It will become increasingly important for school library media specialists to demonstrate the importance of their media center to the school, and also be able to demonstrate how effectively they are doing their job. Busy adminstrators like numbers and well organized reports to demonstrate progress. Your mission statement declares what you propose to achieve. IFLA/UNESCO School Library Manifesto - The school library in teaching and learning for all. The Library Bill of Rights and its Interpretations - The American Library Association School Library Mission Statements - Assistance with writing a mission statement with examples by the Australian School Library Association. The Australian School Library Association Bill of Rights Anchorage (AK) School District - Mission statements for both the Library Media Program and the Library Resources Department. Southern Berkshire (MA) Regional School District K-12 Libraries McCants (SC) Middle School Library Falls Church (VA) High School Library Illinois School Library Media Association ... Orleans/Niagra BOCES School Library System - New York Internet Public Library - Mission statement for a digital reference service.

33. Delivery Directory: Massachusetts Regional Library Systems
    Thomas M. Balliet Elementary school Library media Center. Bancroft school media Center. Franklin Law Library, W, massachusetts Trial Court Franklin  
    http://www.bpl.org/brls/Delivery.htm
    
    Extractions: Index of Delivery Routes for Massachusetts Libraries Last Updated: September 20, 2005 Find Your Regional Delivery Contact Print Delivery Route Slips Routing Slip Route Fill out routing slips with this name exactly as shown. Use a Slip coded with the destination region Sub-Route Name Names are as they appear in MLIN's Massachusetts Library Directory Abington S Abington

34. BRLS Member Libraries
    massachusetts school of Professional Psychology Library New England College ofOptometry Boston Latin school Library, Keefe Library media Center  
    http://www.bpl.org/brls/members/memberlibs.html
    
    Extractions: How to Join the Boston Region! BRLS Home About the Region Regional Services ... Special Libraries Academic Libraries Art Institute of Boston Library Bay State College Library Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology Berklee College of Music Stan Getz Media Center and Library ... Wheelock College Library Public Libraries Advent School Library Boston Arts Academy/Fenway High School Library Boston College High School Corcoran Library Boston Latin Academy, Hapgood Library ... Brighton High School Library Charlestown High School Library Chelsea High School Library Media Center Clark Avenue School Library Commonwealth School Library Dorchester High School Library East Boston High School Library Elizabeth Seton Academy Library English High School Library Everett Elementary School Library Hyde Park High School Library Jackson/Mann Elementary School Library Jeremiah E. Burke High School Library

35. Media Center WebQuest
    Welcome to the Bourne Middle school Library media Center! basic understandingof the following massachusetts school Library media Association Standards  
    http://www.bourne.k12.ma.us/BMS/lweeks/Media Center WebQuest/media_center_webque

36. Metrowest Members School Libraries
    Metrowest massachusetts Regional Library System General John Nixon ElementarySchool, Library media Center, Sudbury, 2/8/2000  
    http://www.mmrls.org/schools.html
    
    Extractions: Metrowest Massachusetts Regional Library System About Metrowest Continuing Education Internet Resources Job Listings ... Youth Services SCHOOL LIBRARIES - 234 Institution Library City Date Joined Acton-Boxborough Regional High School Library Acton Agape Christian Academy Library Winchester Andrews Middle School Library Media Center Medford Angier Elementary School Barbara Feldstein Library Newton Arlington Catholic High School Library Arlington Arlington High School Library Arlington Ashland High School Library Ashland Baker School Library Brookline Balch School Library Norwood Baldwin School Library Cambridge Beaver Country Day School Library Brookline Bedford High School Library Bedford Belmont Day School Library Belmont Belmont High School Library Library Belmont Belmont Hill School Byrnes Library Belmont Benjamin Brown School Library Somerville Bigelow Middle School Library Newton Bowen Elementary School Library Newton Bowman School Library Lexington Bridge School Library Lexington Library Newton Broadmeadow Elementary School Library Needham Brookline High School Library Brookline Brooks School Library Media Center Medford Library Cambridge Almy Library Cambridge Burr Elementary School Library Newton C. J. Prescott School

37. Center On Media And Society
    The Center on media and Society at the University of massachusetts Boston was As part of the McCormack Graduate school of Policy Studies, the Center  
    http://www.mccormack.umb.edu/cms/

38. Walden Media Events
    July 29 at The Center for the Study of Children s Literature at Simmons College, massachusetts school Library media Association Annual Conference  
    http://www.walden.com/teach/events.jsp

39. New England Jobline - School Library Position Archive
    Arlington Public Schools 869 massachusetts Ave., Arlington, MA 02476 QUAL Individual responsible for management of library media center;  
    http://www.simmons.edu/gslis/career/jobline/school/archive/index.shtml
    
    Extractions: @import "http://www.simmons.edu/c/gslis/screen.css"; Global Site Navigation Section Navigation Skip Navigation Search ... Archive Position Listings NOTE: Unless otherwise stated, all positions require an ALA accredited MLS. Send a letter of application, resume and the names, addresses and telephone numbers of three references. When applying for positions, please mention the jobline. 9/9/05 Shelburne Falls, MA, School Library Media Specialist, Mohawk Trail Regional School District K-12 QUAL: The ideal candidate should possess a MLS from an ALA accredited institution and be certified in Massachusetts as a School Library Media Specialist. The successful candidate will have a strong background in library work at the middle/high school levels as well as experience and/or knowledge of elementary school libraries. Knowledge of online databases, YA and children's literature, proficiency in the use of Sagebrush Spectrum library systems and the ability to supervise seven rural school district libraries (one middle/high school and six elementary schools). The ability to collaborate/communicate well with colleagues and successfully work with high school students is vital. Familiarity with grant writing, television studio production and web page design is a plus. The successful candidate will be creative, open minded, versatile, and good at multi-tasking. DUTIES: The Mohawk Trail Regional School District is geographically the largest regional school district in the Commonwealth, encompassing approximately 256 square miles. The successful candidate will benefit from the great artistic wealth in the community, warm hospitality and the myriad of outdoor and cultural opportunities.

40. May Institute | Media Center
    media Center. Press Releases May Institute’s first school, located in Chatham,massachusetts, was honored in 1988 as one of the nation’s “schools of  
    http://www.mayinstitute.org/media_center/50th_release.asp
    
    Extractions: May Institute Celebrates 50 Years of Excellence Norwood, Mass. Dr. and Mrs. Jacques May founded the Institute in 1955 to provide a supportive environment and progressive treatment for their twin sons with autism. Today, May Institute is among the largest, most respected, and innovative nonprofit organizations in the country, with nearly 200 service locations in 18 states, benefiting more than 25,000 individuals and families each year. “It is fitting that May Institute’s anniversary occurs during National Autism Awareness Month,”says President and CEO Walter P. Christian, Ph.D., ABPP, who has led May Institute for more than 25 years. “As we celebrate a half century of providing award-winning programs that have helped make progress possible for individuals with autism and other special needs, I’m particularly proud of our many May professionals whose expertise in the field is unparalleled.” In commending May Institute for its quality of services, CARF stated, “The commitment, dedication, enthusiasm, and skill of the staff members are found throughout the organization, and they (staff) are genuine and caring in carrying out their responsibilities.”

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