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Library Media Technology

Resources/Materials
The Franklin Lakes School District provides libraries that function as the center of their school buildings.  Each library houses a collection of materials that directly support content curriculum while also providing extensive collections for students' independent reading interests.

Our collections include:

  • Chapter-books and picture-books that support all reading levels
  • Resources that support all learning styles – including but not limited to print materials, visual media, auditory resources, interactive software, learning games, and on-line resources
  • Materials for independent student selection in a wide variety of interests and reading levels
  • Updated and current computer technology to support all curriculum areas and student interests

Atmosphere & Environment
Our open media centers provide:

  • A comprehensive curriculum that addresses a dynamic balance between literature appreciation, technology literacy, information/ media literacy skills
  • Opportunities for free reading and independent student/teacher research
  • A welcoming, inspiring, and creative environment that enhances voluntary reading, teaches integrity, respects diversity and encourages group and school-community involvement

Library Staff
Each library media specialist provides a supportive relationship with both teachers and students in the effort to encourage a “come to us first” culture where teachers and students seek out the library as a primary resource for research and information.
 
The library media center encourages literature appreciation, expands information literacy skills, and provides lessons that support the classroom curriculum through:

  • Library lessons
  • Open communication and collaboration with teachers
  • Efficient  use of public and/or other outside libraries
  • Enhancement and expansion of independent, voluntary reading
  • Outreach to parents and community
  • Modeling access to information and reading-for-pleasure in a wide variety ways

 

K-5 Library Media Technology
K-5 students visit the library media center once per week for a class led by the school librarian as part of their weekly special area classes.


6-8 Library Media Technology
The Middle School library serves as a resource to all teachers and students in the building. 

 

Please visit our K-8 Library Media curriculum documents below: