On Wed, 4 Sep 2002, Guusje Moore wrote:
> I've always done just the opposite (my sucessor may hate me!).
I have to agree with you here. There were moments when I questioned my
own wisdom, but for the most part it worked. I did start sending out
quarterly notices - not to have the books returned but as a reminder to
the teachers to make sure they were keeping an eye on the books in their
care. They responded positively.
We did eventually talk the district into allocating some money to help
build classroom libraries. That way teachers were able to have their
own copies of favorite and most used titles.
J. Rathbun, Librarian | "You may say I'm a dreamer,
Mojave High School | but I'm not the only one..."
Clark County School District |
Las Vegas, Nevada | John Lennon
Email: jrathbun@orednet.org |
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