School Libraries, Collection Development, Advocacy, and HB 900

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$25 for Member
$40 for Non Member

55 minutes

Date Published

June 11, 2024

Publisher

Texas Library Association

Subjects

Advocacy

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Summary

School library leaders will discuss what collection development and advocacy looks like for school librarians across the state since HB 900 was passed by the state Legislature. Participants will learn how HB 900 impacts school library collections, analyze their current collection development policies, and take away helpful advocacy tools to communicate how they are providing valuable services to the school community as well as partnering with their administration and faculty to assist with classroom libraries.

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Presenters

Heather Hornor

Brooke King

Program Titles and Supporting Materials

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School Libraries Collection Development Advocacy and HB 900

Credit

This program has not been submitted for credit in any jurisdiction. Registrants will receive a Certificate of Attendance/Completion that may or may not meet credit requirements in various jurisdictions.

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