After twenty years as a secondary librarian, I moved to the Midwest and was hired as an elementary librarian at two inner-city Title I schools in Kenosha, WI. One of the schools is Grant Elementary which is almost 100 years old. Although the library has a Promethean board, document camera, 1:1 Chromebooks and iPads, the small facility it was over-crowded and needed to be decluttered.
The technology director suggested that I convert the messy back storage room into another library area. She also paid to move the Promethean board that was blocking the window between the two rooms. I moved the Fiction books and graphic novel stacks to the backroom. The building technology contact suggested moving the Promethean board so we could safely supervise students.
The technology director suggested that I convert the messy back storage room into another library area. She also paid to move the Promethean board that was blocking the window between the two rooms. I moved the Fiction books and graphic novel stacks to the backroom. The building technology contact suggested moving the Promethean board so we could safely supervise students.
