Guidance & Resources

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School Library Services Guidance & Resources

Becoming a School Librarian in 91��ƽ��

These resources are provided here to help those interested in becoming school librarians.

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New York City School Library System:��

The NYC DOE Department of Library Services in partnership with New Visions for Public Schools has an opportunity for certified teachers to obtain NYSED certification as a School Librarian through the , collaborating with St. John Fisher College and Syracuse University.

Central New York School Library Systems Association (CNYSLSA):

School Library Systems Association of 91��ƽ�� (SLSA):

American Association of School Librarians (AASL):

NYSED School Library Program Rubric

Research shows that one of the chief characteristics of a high performing school is a quality library program. Based upon this research, the 91��ƽ�� (NYSED) supports efforts by districts, schools, and communities throughout the State in building and supporting strong school library programs.

To assist in these efforts, NYSED has partnered with 91��ƽ�� school librarians, administrators, BOCES representatives, and members of library professional organizations, to update��School Library Program (SLP) Rubric. This rubric is intended to be a helpful self-assessment instrument to support the school library program. The updated rubric identifies six foundational values and 27 essential elements for quality school library programs.��The School Library Program rubric is not required for use in schools, but is provided as a resource for schools, districts, or School Library Systems to use in developing, improving, and running strong school library programs.

School Library Program Rubric
SLMPE Rubric 2016
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