Through instructional leadership and collaboration, students learn digital literacy skills, engage in creative thinking, and are prepared for their futures.
Instructional philosophy
What is a LIBRARY Learning Commons?
Check out this video about the recent learning commons transformation at Awtrey MS.
We are excited to welcome the author Lynda Mullaly Hunt to Awtrey! She shared with our top readers!
~Anita Foster, Library Media Specialist
Awtrey Middle School
2018 Exceptional Library Media Program
2018 Exceptional Library Media Program
"Welcome to 8:30 Friday morning in the LC! We’ve got class checkout, research, small group discussion, and makerspace creations going all at the same time!"
~Ashley Sherman, Library Media Specialist
~Ashley Sherman, Library Media Specialist
Frey Elementary School
2018 Exemplary Library Media Program
2018 Exemplary Library Media Program
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
The number of Library Learning Commons Certified schools continues to grow!
March 2019
Frey Elementary School
“It is wonderful to see administration and media personnel on the same page and watch them work together to provide the best possible "world" for students. It is obvious that Frey Elementary benefits from such a combination. Ashley has developed a learning commons that reaches the entire school, and students experience success because of her efforts.”
~Library Learning Commons Advisory Board Member
Back up goal files
These resources above are also included on the CCSD HR Evaluations website here. Additional remediation guidelines are available here under the Leaders category.
Additional national resources about school library media specialists:
School Librarians as Learning Leaders: An Administrator's Guide (infographic from AASL)
These resources above are also included on the CCSD HR Evaluations website here. Additional remediation guidelines are available here under the Leaders category.
Additional national resources about school library media specialists:
School Librarians as Learning Leaders: An Administrator's Guide (infographic from AASL)
Pictured left to right: Susan Haddad, library media parapro, and Marty Blaydes and Andy Spinks, library media specialists.
Congratulations to Campbell High School on their honor as the
Georgia Exemplary Library Media Program for 2017!
Georgia Exemplary Library Media Program for 2017!
We are an innovative, collaborative community of library media specialists that put students first in all we do. Our passion for our 21st century students cultivates award-winning programs and success for our students.
Students FIRst
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