ELMS

[Rosemary Zettler <13ZETTLER@CUA.EDU>]

Good afternoon,

I am looking for information on ELMS which is used by a few of the
Fairfax County Public Schools.  It is a classification system, used in
an elementary school, in which the easy fiction and non-fiction
together.  The system consists of
nine classifications from the 10s to the 90s.  ELMS are the initials of
the woman who "invented" this system (who is from the Norfolk, VA area).
Each of the nine sections is color coded.  This is all the information I
am aware of.  If anyone is familiar with this system I would appreciate
all the help I can get.

I am a graduate student at Catholic University and am interested in any
information on this system or where to go to find resources, etc.  I have
searched the archives briefly and could find no reference to it.  AskERIC
referred me to LM_NET.  Thank you very much.

Rosemary Zettler
Graduate student/Future librarian :)
13zettler@cua.edu

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