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[Brenda Gilman <brenda.gilman@SHORELINESCHOOLS.ORG>]

I am interested in your ideas about creative ways to provide a more inviting
environment for students of color, and am interested in your ideas. (I'll
post a hit.) The setting is a large suburban high school with population of
2,000, including about 20% Asian, maybe 5% African American. I can think of
some obvious ones, like creating multicultural bibliographies, writing
grants to bring in guest authors representing diverse cultures, displaying
books of various cultures, etc. Other ideas that address day-to-day things
to do?

Thanks for your help!

Brenda Gilman, Librarian
Meridian Park Elementary, Shoreline, WA
brenda.gilman@shorelineschools.org

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