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Date: Wed, 15 Jun 94 18:17:38 EDT
Subject: Hit:  library size

I have delayed posting my hits because I'm still trying to deal
with grim truths in the "real" world.  Many of you answered me
with much the same suggestion--find out the state requirements.
I did that.  However, Kentucky has gone KERA and finding current
state requirements is out of the question.

The result of my research was that we we already out of
compliance with ALA standards, and would be out of compliance
with Kentucky's former standards if we increased our enrollment
by only 10 students.  (We.re right now in a rapid growth spurt,
due to a messy public school system situation)  Which is why we need new
classrooms, hence the remodeling.
I called the KY representative for the Southern Association.  He said he was
sure that the least the Southern Association would require was that we at
least meet Kentucky standards.  (after all, Kentucky  is not one of the
nation's leaders in education)

The board met, without me there, my principal and the future
planner "represented" the library interests.  The construction
workers moved in the next day.  The principal said they didn't buy
the accreditation problem.  The director of future planning said
that they chose the cheapest solution.  The director of development i.e. fund
raiser gets the back 1/4 of the library.

Thanks for your help, everyone.  But, in my situation, the best
suggestion I received was the one which said "when life gives
you a lemon, make lemonade!"  Actually, I have bought the CD of
the Gregorian chants, and do a lots of soothing listening when
I get home from having to move EVERY BOOK AND BOOK CASE out
of the library.

Nancy Reed
St. Mary High School/Middle School
Paducah, KY 42001
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