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School Library Policies -

Academic Integrity

Iowa City West High Academic Honor
Springfield Township High School, PA
Edina, MN
Avoiding Plagiarism - OWL from Purdue
Copyright - saved as Rich Text Format (RTF)
Copyright - saved as Word

Collection

Missouri Dept. of Education / Planning / Recommended Purchasing
Resource Alignment - Karen Lowe homepage
Library Collection Management - Bellingham, WA

Internet Acceptable Use

Iowa City West High Photo-Internet Opt Out
Iowa City District Technology Resources and Use
Education World - Getting Started on an AUP
Nashoba Regional High School, MA - letter and podcast
Student Wiki Warranty

Selection

Iowa examples of Selection and Reconsideration Policies below

Select and Reconsideration Policies - Word

Selection and Reconsideration Policies - PDF

Other

Assessment - SLIM - School Library Impact - Handbook as mentioned
in Carol Kuhlthau's book, "Guided Inquiry", 2007.
SLIM Questionnaire
Library Bill of Rights from ALA / Access to Resources - Interpretation of Library Bill of Rights
School Library Mission Statements
Students Right to Read from NCTE
Student Confidentiality Record - saved as Rich Text Format (RTF)
Student Confidentiality Record - saved as Word
Copyright Notice below
Teacher Librarian Task Force
Iowa Code Amendments in effect
July 11, 2007

Start from the D.E. website
http://www.iowa.gov/educate/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=959&Itemid=1
for information on:
Teacher Librarian Guidelines
Sample Information Literacy Curriculum
Developing a Library Program
Library Budgets
Results of State Library Surveys

Click here for Copyright Notice

Curricular connections

Sample Information Literacy Curriculum
Doug Johnson - Integrating Technology
Online resources connecting to Information Literacy - Joyce Valenza's list
Collaborative Planning - Indiana Learns- Carl Harvey

Thanks to Mary Jo Langhorne for sharing the Selection/Reconsideration policy information for this site. A committee chaired by Mary Cameron, DE, along with Mary Jo Langhorne, Denise Rehmke and Kristin Steingreaber continued work on policies during the summer of 2008.