HIT: What to use for vertical files?

["Thompson, Renee" <RThompson@BROWNEACADEMY.ORG>]

Thanks for your wonderful input. I bought a container that fits on a
bookshelf to hold the high school information.

J. Renee Thompson
Library Media Specialist
Browne Academy
Alexandria, VA


I use magazine sleeves for any vertical files...but just use as an
example
for elementary students to see!
Phyllis Krebs
Dugan Elementary
Marlboro,NJ

If there is not a lot of material I would suggest just using a simple
magazine storage file.
Anita Drain
Hay Springs, NE

Use a filing cabinet with hanging files, keep them in alphabetical
order.  You may use regular folders within the hanging files for
sub-headings.  Personally, we did away with vertical files because there
is very little they can't get on the internet anymore.  Ultimately you
may be better off creating a website/webliography for these various
agencies/articles.  Just a suggestion!


J'aime L. Foust, Librarian
jfoust@queensburyschool.org
Queensbury High School
Queensbury, NY 12804

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