Woo Hoo! My transfer to an elementary school has been approved! My new school loves
their AR. The librarian has shelved all the books below a thrid grade reading level
by reading level - all the 2.1's on one shelf, 1.6's on another shelf, etc.. They
aren't separated by fiction or nonfiction, or arranged alphabetically, or anything.
Is this how AR libraries are typically arranged? I'd really like to rearrange
things in a more traditional manner. What are those of you with AR doing?
Trisha Hartye, Librarian
J. S. Russell Middle School
(soon Meherrin-Powelton Elementary School)
Lawrenceville, VA
patricia.hartye@brun.k12.va.us
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