Since we are moving full gear into election season, I thought it might
be fun to have a Vote For Books Campaign.
I'm totally new to this and am wondering how it's been done in the past.
I'm at a Pre-K -4 school. I have a flexible schedule so students are
theoretically allowed to come everyday during open check-out. In
practice it is only the 2nd through 4th graders that come on their own.
Can I have a campaign that has one kind of vote for older and another
kid for younger students. Do people usually have winner for each
grad-level? Help I'd love to hear all your ideas.
Hosanna Banks
Library Media Specialist
Rosebank Elementary School
Nashville, TN
Hosanna.banks@mnps.org
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