NPR All things considered

[Chris Crouch <CACROUCH@AOL.COM>]

Did anyone else catch the piece on NPR's' All things Considered about weeding
books from school libraries in Philadelphia? (broadcast either 1/3 or 1/4) I
was a little disappointed in AASL's response and where are the librarians in
all this?  The person interviewed said they were going to train people to
weed school libraries.  While I was upset about the types of books still in
school libraries I was not happy with the way it was presented on NPR.  I
guess I need to respond to them-but was curious if anyone else heard the
piece.  It got my blood boiling!!  If you didn't catch it go to NPR's website
and take a listen.

Chris Crouch
Echo Lake Elementary School
Richmond, VA
CACrouch@henrico.k12.va.us
CACrouch@aol.com

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