Certified Library Learning Commons in cobb
The number of Library Learning Commons Certified schools continues to grow!
Pictured center: Brad Cohen , Assistant Principal, ..... and Mary Elizabeth Nelson, Library Media Specialist,...... Surrounded by students who love the Addison Library Learning Commons.
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May 2019 Addison Elementary School "The MakerSpace was the most impressive maker service I have seen to date in Cobb. The plan, philosophy, and follow through with the students was something that should be shared not only in Cobb but nationally.” ~Library Learning Commons Advisory Board Member |
April 2019 Mt. Bethel Elementary School “Mrs. Kindschy has clearly changed the face and character of the Mt. Bethel library media center. She provides services that cover traditional needs of students and teacher as well as services that totally support the Ask/Think/Create theme.” ~Library Learning Commons Advisory Board Member |
Pictured center: Heather Kindschy, Library Media Specialist,...... Surrounded by students who love the Mt. Bethel Library Learning Commons.
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Pictured Left to Right: Anita Foster, Library Media Specialist, Awtrey Middle School students, and ....
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April 2019
Awtrey Middle School “The Library Learning Commons space that Ms. Foster has developed and nurtured is exemplary and a true example of school leadership in its highest form. Not only has Ms. Foster created a space that both students and teachers WANT to visit and spend time in, she's provided a critical template for what is possible in collaborative learning for any school.” ~Library Learning Commons Advisory Board Member |
April 2019
Murdock Elementary School “I appreciate how Ms. Speir has touched on all modalities of students in her Learning Commons program. She provides reading activities, technology opportunities, learning centers, just to name a few.” "The resources that Ms. Speir provides to her students are vast and eclectic. She notes that it is important for her students to not only understand the 21st century skills via online resources but also they experience the feeling and usefulness of a physical resource." ~Library Learning Commons Advisory Board Members |
Pictured Left to Right: Brenda Speir, Library Media Specialist, and ....
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Pictured left to right: Sunhae Kim, Library Media Parapro, John Chandler, Assistant Principal; students who love the Garrett Library Learning Commons; Karii Zimmerman, Library Media Specialist; Kimberly Hunter, Principal
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Pictured left to right: Peggy Clay, Library Media Specialist; Holly Frilot, Supervisor of Library Media Education; Bertha Nelson, Principal; Sandy Blake, Library Media Parapro
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Pictured left to right: Holly Frilot, Supervisor of Library Media Education; Melissa, Faklaris, Assistant Principal, Kim Frey, Library Media Parapro, Ashley Sherman, Library Media Specialist; Jason Cathey, Principal
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Pictured left to right: Holly Frilot, Supervisor of Library Media Education; Cara Harpin, Library Media Specialist, Susan Chambless, Library Media Parapro; Dana Carlton, Principal
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Pictured left to right: Karen Carstens, Principal; Holly Frilot, Supervisor of Library Media Education; Kathy Porter, library media parapro; Joanne Bates, library media specialist
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Congratulations to Tritt Elementary School! They are the first to earn Library Learning Commons Certification!
With the leadership of Joanne Bates, the library media specialist, the support of the library media parapro, Kathy Porter, the guidance of the principal, Karen Carstens, and the collaborative efforts of the teachers and staff, Tritt has shown a vision and commitment to 21st century learning and future-ready education. Their dedication to the library media program in three areas - services, resources, and intentional spaces - has had a tremendous impact on the teaching and learning at Tritt, and will for years to come. Congratulations to Tritt ES - the first to earn Library Learning Commons Certification! |
Cobb Schools Awards Tritt Elementary School the First Library Learning Commons Certification in the Nation
January 2019
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January 2019
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