I gave up my ALA membership several years ago because I didn't feel school
librarians were represented fairly. I resent that this latest issue of not being
able to properly use the standards in our everyday lesson plans is another way of
undermining our roles as professionals in the field. Why
have standards that we cannot promote in everyday usage? Sounds like someone got
paid big bucks to use educational legalize that satisfied some requirement, but is
not effective in the real world of education and librarianship.
Betty Copeland, MLIS
Librarian
Dahlstrom Middle School
Buda, Texas 78610
512-268-8441, ext. 6537
Fax 512-295-5346
copelandb@hayscisd.net
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