61. Library Media Services Handbook These standards and indicators have correlated the CCPS Essential Learnings withthe virginia SOL. The school library media specialist is the trained http://chesterfield.k12.va.us/Instruction/Library_Media/Library_Media_Handbook.h

Library Media Services Handbook PURPOSE Mission Statement OVERVIEW Master Technology Plan Library Initiative INSTRUCTION Elementary School Middle School High School Powerful Partnerships ADMINISTRATION Selection Procedure School Board Policy Annual Report Form INFORMATION ACCESS Electronic Databases Acceptable Use Policy LIBRARY.SOLUTION Information and FAQ's about the new Integrated Library System Return to Top of Page Return to Top of Page Return to Top of Page Return to Top of Page Purpose The information in this electronic handbook is intended to serve as a program guide for CCPS school library media specialists. An effective school library media program must be dynamic to incorporate new information technologies, support new and revised school curricula, and utilize new instructional delivery systems and methodologies. Consequently, policies and procedures for school library media programs must also be dynamic to effectively coordinate and meet the needs of these programs. Providing this handbook electronically allows for necessary additions and revisions to be incorporated in a timely and efficient manner. Mission Statement School library media programs enable students to learn. Through promoting reading and literature appreciation, teaching information literacy skills, providing access to intellectual resources, and fostering critical thinking and independent learning, Chesterfield County Public Schools library media programs contribute to student success and the support of lifelong learning.

62. Virginia Department Of Business Assistance - Media Center Women Owned Businesses Legislation Events media Center FAQ Contact the nation’slargest high school robotics Competition, is coming to virginia! http://www.dba.state.va.us/mediacenter/latestnewsletters.asp

To download and print the PDF version of this newsletter, click here February 2003 By Governor Mark R. Warner Throughout my career in business and now in government, I have been committed to expanding economic prosperity to all regions of Virginia . Supporting our existing businesses, encouraging entrepreneurship, and attracting new jobs for our citizens are among my top priorities as Governor. I believe very strongly that the places that will succeed in the information economy are those with a good quality workforce and a good quality of life. Since taking office, my administration has moved forward on a comprehensive economic plan that addresses both short-term and long-term needs in creating good jobs and a quality workforce in Virginia . From a state government standpoint, we’ve stepped up our efforts to include minority-, women-owned, and small businesses in procurement opportunities. This is an area Virginia still needs to improve on. Last winter, we created the Economic Crisis Strike Force and dispatched it to hard-hit areas of Southside and Southwest Virginia. We have set up one-stop relief centers for individuals who have lost their jobs because of changing economic circumstances. In a tough year, we have created or saved more than 7,000 jobs in Southside and

63. Virginia Department Of Business Assistance - Media Center virginia Department of Business Assistance media Center. the nation’s largesthigh school robotics Competition, is coming to virginia! http://www.dba.state.va.us/mediacenter/latestnewsletters.asp?PRINTER=1

64. Bibliography ~ Information Literacy ~ Project Better ~ Best Practices: School Im school Library media Quarterly 23 (1), 1737. Walter, virginia A., Borgman, ChristineL., and Hirsh, Sandra G. (1996). school Library media Quarterly. http://www.mdk12.org/practices/good_instruction/projectbetter/information_litera

Adams, Marilyn Jager. (1989). Thinking Skills Curricula: Their Promise and Progress, Educational Psychologist Belkin, Nicholas J., et al. (1982). ASK for Information Retrieval. Journal of Documentation Beyer, Barry K. (1985). Critical Thinking: What Is It? Social Education School Library Media Quarterly Champion, Sandra. (1993). The Adolescent Quest for Meaning through Multicultural Readings: A Case Study. Library Trends Dervin, Brenda (1977). Useful Theory for Librarianship: Communication, Not Information. Drexel Library Quarterly Eisenberg, Michael B. and Brown, Michael K. (1992). Current Themes Regarding Library and Information Skills Instruction: Research Supporting and Research Lacking. School Library Media Quarterly Ennis, Robert H. (1985). A Logical Basis for Measuring Critical Thinking Skills. Educational Leadership Fedora, Arabelle P. (1993). An Exploration of the Scheduling Patterns of Two Exemplary School Media Centers . Ph.D. diss., Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. King, Patricia M. and Kitchener, Karen Strohm (1994).

65. VCU School Of Business Philip Morris Chair. virginia Real Estate. Small Business Dev. VCU Econ. eSummary.Faculty in the News. media Kit. Calendar. school Magazine. Tour the school. http://www.bus.vcu.edu/

contact us calendar site map support the school VCU search Economics Department Seminar: "Making SAT Scores Optional in Selective College Admissions" James Monks, University of Richmond, Friday, March 28th ... New Technology-Focused MBA Fall 2002 Text Version Site Info Privacy Statement Date Last Modified: Contact the School of Business Webmaster VCU School of Business 1015 Floyd Avenue, Box 84400, Richmond, VA 23284-4000 Phone: 804. 828.1595 Fax: 804.828.8884

66. University Of Virginia School Of Nursing - A Legacy Of Leadership - Scholarship, contact Karen Ratzlaff – Coordinator of Donor media Relations UVA Schoolof Nursing – Phone (434) 9240084 or email ktj9w@virginia.EDU. http://www.nursing.virginia.edu/dean/release.asp

Recent Faculty Publications School of Nursing in the Ranks April 2, 2003 U.Va. Military Nurse Prepared For Deployment, But Not For Separation From Children March 17, 2003 South African Nurses Visit U.Va. School of Nursing March 17, 2003 School of Nursing Student Writing Award Winners Announced March 10, 2003 U.Va. School of Nursing to Host Agnes Dillon Randolph Lecture and Award Ceremony March 6, 2003 Gerontology Nursing Leader Joins UVA Nursing School March 2, 2003 Gerontological Nursing Thrives in Virginia January 17, 2003 U.Va. Nursing Professor Listed Among State's Top Teachers September 13, 2002 U.VA./VCU Nursing Students To Explore Jobs During Career Fair 2002 September 5, 2002 U.Va. Nursing Professor Leads Local United Way September 1, 2002 Car Dealers Association Donates CPR Dummies July 15, 2002 Nursing Faculty Achievements July 11, 2002 Nursing Alumni Recognized for Exceptional Work and Contributions April 2, 2003 Lt. Cmdr. Karen Pruett, veteran of the first Persian Gulf War, is highly trained and prepared to treat soldiers injured in Operation Iraqi Freedom. But she is less prepared for one challenge: separation from her children. After she receives a graduate degree from the University of Virginia on May 18, the military nurse will head to a Naval Hospital in Washington State to prepare for possible deployment to the Middle East in June. Her children, 7-year-old Kathyrn and 10-year-old Patrick, will travel to Ohio to live with Pruett’s brother.

67. Public Service At The School Of Nursing At The University Of Virginia Albemarle County with a public service known as media Advocacy by Email lli2b@virginia.EDU. OnlySchool of Nursing faculty, staff, or students should complete http://www.nursing.virginia.edu/service/activity.asp?ID=38

68. Manitou Springs District 14 Library Media Manitou Springs school Library media centers Manitou Springs Elementary school (719)685-2143 Ute Pass Elementary school - (719)685-2217 Manitou Springs http://sd14web.mssd14.k12.co.us/media/media.html

Manitou Springs School Library Media Centers Manitou Springs Elementary School - (719)685-2143 Ute Pass Elementary School - (719)685-2217 Manitou Springs Middle School - (719)685-2122 Manitou Springs High School - (719)685-2087 or (719)685-2039 The mission of the school media center is to ensure that all students and staff are effective users of information. Media Forms and Information Acceptable Use Policy - Etiquette Acceptable Use Policy - Staff Acceptable Use Policy - Student Challenged Material Job Description - Elementary School Media Tech Job Description - Middle School Media Tech Job Description - High School Media Tech Media Skills Mustang Style - MSES Mustang Style - MSMS Mustang Style - MSHS Pony Style - UPE Suggested Reading Lists Licensed Databases (articles from periodicals, newspapers, etc.) Magazine Article Search - Ebsco High School database - First Search: firstsearch.oclc.org High School database - SIRS: sks.sirs.com High School Guidance - Bridges: usa.cxplus.bridges.com/explorer/profess/profess.htm Facts On File - Curriculum Resource Center: Grades 6-12: http://www.fofweb.com/Subscription

69. Specialty Centers proficiency in a variety of artistic media; Center for Communications Varina HighSchool 226-8700. Center for Diversified Studies virginia Randolph Community http://www.henrico.k12.va.us/SecondaryEducation/SpecCenters.html

3820 Nine Mile Road Richmond, Virginia 23223-0420 Specialty Centers Henrico's nine specialty centers represent a revolutionary idea in education: allowing students to choose their own specialized academic program based on their interests and career goals. Each of Henrico's eight high schools is home to at least one specialty center, as is Moody Middle, which houses the Center for the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program. Specialty centers and their home schools are as follows: Center for the Arts Henrico High School New for 1999 - Four levels of vocal music theatre - vocal production, dance, acting techniques, microphone and recording techniques, music theory and history, and piano keyboard Four levels of dance - ballet and modern dance technique, aesthetics, nutrition, anatomy, choreography, performance Four levels of theatre - acting techniques, creative expression, technical theatre, aesthetics, production, audition preparation Four levels of visual arts - art and design principles, history, aesthetics, proficiency in a variety of artistic media

70. Texas School Librarian/Media Specialist edu/~gould/ScienceFairs. school Library media Research http and activities usefulin school libraries, links E. The Executioner’s Daughter Wolff, virginia Euwer http://www.nvo.com/ecnewletter/texasschoollibrarian/

"TAAS to TEKS Reading Connection Newsletter" To Texas Educators: "The TAAS to TAKS Reading Connection Newsletter" will prepare your reading and English teachers for the new state-mandated TAKS test. The cost for a year's subscription to this monthly newsletter is $19.98 a year. Increase your student success and mastery of the TEKS objectives. Now you can put critical thinking skills to work to build comprehension skills across the content areas. Proven strategies for success include nonfiction text graphic organizers, feature analysis, word sorts, anticipation, study guides, listen-read-discussthe list goes on! Mail your check or money order to the address below to reserve the first copy to be delivered in August or order on-line. Attn: Doris A. Hill Post Office Box 151314 Fort Worth, TX 76108-5314 Any orders after August, I will provide back issues. To see an unformatted example of my newsletter: "TAAS to TEKS Reading Newsletter" http://www.nvo.com/ecnewletter/taksnewlettersample/ The August issue is 27 pages long. The sample above is a partial newsletter. We accept credit cards (secure transaction), checks, money orders and POs.

71. Audience: School Library Media Center The school Library media Manager Volume oopc, 2d edition Blanche Researcher Teachingthe Research Process to Middle school Students virginia Rankin. http://www.lu.com/lu/showsubject.cfm?descriptorid=13

72. Virginia's CareerConnect Shenandoah Valley WIA Area Training & Education - Agenc CareerConnect is the Commonwealth of virginia's electronic onestop workforce development system designed Category Regional North America W Winchester Government...... Local News media. virginia Cooperative Extension Augusta; Bath; Clarke; Frederick;Highland; Public school Systems Augusta; Frederick; Harrisonburg; Shenandoah; Staunton; http://www.careerconnect.state.va.us/4shenandoah/training/boards.htm

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73. Arlington Public Schools - Yorktown High School virginia school Performance Report Card Data as of June 1, 2001. The school has twopentium computer labs as well a word processing lab in the media Center, a http://www.arlington.k12.va.us/schools/yorktown/brochure.html

Yorktown High School Address: 5201 N. 28th Street, Arlington, VA 22207 Phone Number School hours: 8:15 a.m. to 2:55 p.m. Office hours: 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Link to School Web Site: http://yhspatriot.yorktown.arlington.k12.va.us/ Local School Report: 2002-2003 School Year Virginia School Performance Report Card: Data as of June 1, 2001 Principal: Dr. Raymond Pasi Students get a well-rounded education at Yorktown High School because the faculty is committed to encouraging high student achievement. Students are offered a wide selection of courses and activities to provide them with a complete educational experience both inside the classroom and out. A recent ranking of high schools in the Washington Metropolitan area by The Washington Post placed Yorktown within the top ten most academically challenging high schools in the area and the school always has a high representation of students who are named National Merit Semifinalists. Yorktown students have a high knowledge of the importance of technology and they use it to their advantage. Students use the Internet to conduct research on anything from term papers to prospective colleges. The school has two pentium computer labs as well as three business computer labs, one computer science class lab, a word processing lab in the Media Center, a mini-lab for the Yorktown Sentry and two teacher productivity centers in addition to individual computers placed throughout classrooms for academic and staff use.

74. University Of Virginia Health System, Knowledgelink -- Multimedia Support Servic Departments, centers, or divisions of the HS are encouraged to promote their Web pageat http//www.med.virginia.EDU/medcntr/depts/media/television.html http://hsc.virginia.edu/info-tec/multimedia.html

April 12, 2003 Home Computing Services Multimedia Support Services The Health System offers a wide range of multimedia support services and facilities. ITC - Academic Computing Health Sciences Office of Medical Education Health Sciences Library Microcomputer Lab The Health System Web Development Center provides support for departments interested in creating Web sites on the Health System Web. Departments, centers, or divisions of the HS are encouraged to promote their services and research through the HS Web site. Further information on HS Web development can be obtained through the toolkit or by contacting: hs-webcenter@virginia.edu ITC-Academic Computing Health Sciences (ITC-ACHS) (third floor of Hospital West) provides a blend of hardware, software, services, and personnel to support a wide range of specialized biomedical research applications in health informatics, data visualization, molecular biology, and image acquisition and editing. The Office of Medical Education provides curriculum support and help with advanced multimedia applications specific to medical education. Through the development of sophisticated computer-assisted programs, faculty and students are given an opportunity to gain experience with databases, modeling, simulation, and hypertext while developing computer-assisted instruction (CAI) modules. For more information contact

75. Cddc Links of Pennsylvania/The Annenberg school of Communication; University of Queensland,Australia/media and Cultural Studies; University of virginia/American Studies. http://www2.cddc.vt.edu/links/index.php3?catid=1

76. School Library Journal | Reed Business Information States That Require FullTime Library media Specialists. Full-time certified schoollibrarian is required in schools with this many virginia, 300, 300, 300. http://slj.reviewsnews.com/esec/Article_152998.htm

Search Archive Map Bestsellers Children's Bestsellers from Publishers Weekly My Friend Rabbit, Rohmann, Eric Philadelphia Chickens, Boynton, Sandra ... Events Register Here for all subscription services including e-mail newsletters and print publications. Register now Sections News Features ArtSpeak Book of the Week ... Learning Quarterly Resources Authors on the Highway Bestseller Lists Buyers Guide Free Trial Zone ... Publishers Weekly Newsletters Academic Newswire Library Hotline Corporate Library Update Average Book Prices ... SLJ Indexes Inside SLJ About Us Advertise Editorial Calendar Author Guidelines ... Subscriptions Powered By: This site is best viewed with Internet Explorer 5.0 or and above. Welcome, Guest. Register Log In here for extra features. Home Printer-friendly version E-mail a Colleague Dr. Nancy Everhart 9/1/1998 Features > Illustrations by David Bamundo For states that did not respond, data are from Public School Student, Staff, and Graduate Counts by State, School Year 1995-96 , U.S. Dept. of Education (NCES 97-541). States not responding were: Alabama, Arizona, Delaware, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Rhode Island, Utah, Washington, and W. Virginia. To create this national report on school library staffing, SLJ asked me to survey school library media officials in state libraries or education departments in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. All but 15 responded.

77. West Virginia Candidates for the initial West virginia Professional Teaching Certificate shalltake one of the above Principles of school Library media, 10310, Library http://www.ets.org/praxis/prxwv.html

Registration Scores and Score Reports Registration Scores and Score Reports ... Tests at a Glance West Virginia Supplement to: The Praxis Series 2001-2002 Registration Bulletin Directory Who Must Take the Examinations Where to Take the Tests Reporting of Scores Why Your Social Security Number is Essential ... Tests Requirements Who Must Take the Examinations Registration Bulleti n and additional information about the tests and testing requirements of State Board Policy 5100. Where to Take the Tests The computer-based tests are offered by appointment through a national network of Prometric(TM) Testing Centers (many Prometric Testing Centers are located inside Sylvan Learning Centers), selected institutional sites, and ETS Field Service Offices. Visit Computer-Based Testing for the locations near you. Test center locations for the paper-based PPST and Praxis II Subject Assessments and Specialty Area Tests are listed in the Registration Bulletin Reporting of Scores Praxis I and Praxis II tests are administered on approved test dates expressly for examinees who are seeking completion of board-approved programs leading to West Virginia certification. Therefore, if you test at a center in West Virginia, scores are automatically sent to the West Virginia Department of Education. Scores will also be sent, at no additional cost, to as many as three additional institutions or agencies as indicated by examinees on their registration forms. Score recipient codes are provided in The Praxis Series Registration Bulletin.

78. Hanover County Public Schools -- Media Services Checklists Teaching the National Literacy Standards in conjunction with the VirginiaStandards of Learning. school Library media centers in Hanover County. http://www.hanover.k12.va.us/instruction/media/default.htm

Cable Networks' Education Links Information about educational programming Internet Library Information on your favorite topics Internet Search Tools Keyword search for topics or find people and places Librarians' Corner Sites of special interest to media specialists Magazines and Journals in the Central Office An alphabetical listing of all titles received Teacher Resources Lesson plans, ideas, information for teachers Virginia Department of Education State Superintendent's memos, school divisions Library Media Curriculum Checklists: Teaching the National Literacy Standards in conjunction with the Virginia Standards of Learning School Library Media Centers in Hanover County Return to Instruction Page Return to to Home Page E-mail Webmaster

79. Catherine A virginia Tech department of technology, Blacksburg, virginia. of College and UniversityMedia centers, San Diego and the Tennessee Public school Teacher (ETSU). http://coe.etsu.edu/uschool/facstaff/cunningh/Catherine-vita.htm

Back to Home Page Catherine Edwards, Ed.D. 300 Tennessee Street #5 Johnson City, TN 37604 Edwardsc@ETSU.edu Ed.D. - East Tennessee State University, Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis Dissertation topic: Successful Integration of Internet Technology in the K-12 Classroom: Trends, Perceptions, and Successful Practices URL: http://etd-submit.etsu.edu/etd/theses/available/etd-0328102-093259/ Currently teaching educational media concentration courses for M.Ed. in the Curriculum and Instruction Department at ETSU. MEDA 5635Basic Reference Materials MEDA 5710School Library Media Program Development MEDA 5715Instructional Role of the School Library Media Specialist Certification Professional license # 000530458 Beginning administrator license Endorsements: English 7-12 Library Science K-12 Employment 1995-present: East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, Tennessee- University Laboratory School - unit of the College of Education at ETSU. Instructor and teaching Librarian for the K-12 laboratory school. Currently responsible for the management of all print, non- print materials and technology housed in the University School Media Center. Also technology instructor for grades K-5. Developed Library/Media Center curriculum for grades K-12. 1991-1995 Librarian and Media Coordinator for Unicoi County High School 1989-1991 Elementary Librarian - grades K-8- Unicoi County High School * Teacher of the Year for Unicoi County in 1990-91 1979-1989 Teacher/English (secondary) Tennessee High School

80. Recycling Drop Off Centers LOCATIONS OF RECYCLING DROPOFF centers. Center - 1008 Ferry Plantation Rd; Pavilion- 1000 19th St; Princess Anne High school - 4400 virginia Beach Blvd; http://www.hrclean.org/drop_off_centers.shtml

Membership Quarterly Reports Other Reports Comments ... Environmental Groups Recycling Drop Off Centers You can bring the following materials to Drop Off Centers: Newspaper; Aluminum cans, pie plates and foil; Glass (clear, brown and green only); Plastic bottles (#1 and #2); Steel cans; Household batteries; Please remove caps and lids, crush plastic bottles, aluminum and steel cans. LOCATIONS OF RECYCLING DROP-OFF CENTERS Chesapeake NORFOLK Franklin Portsmouth ... WILLIAMSBURG Chesapeake Deep Creek Intermediate School, 140 N. George Washington Highway Rokeby Avenue Fire Station, off Military Highway, Near College Park Civic Center, Cedar Road behind the Central Library (Cardboard accepted, too) Top of Page FRANKLIN Old Peanut Warehouse, Jackson Street, downtown area Top of Page HAMPTON Tidewater Fibre Corp., Materials Recovery Facility 5602 Chestnut Avenue in Newport News between 7AM and 5PM Monday-Friday If you have a question or concern please call Top of Page ISLE OF WIGHT Public Works Complex, Poor House Road, off Route 258 (Cardboard also accepted) Windsor Elementary School, 23320 North Court Street, Windsor (Cardboard also accepted)

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