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GA DOE 2015 Library Evaluation Rubric

Key Indicators
Achievem
Notes and Action
ent Level
Steps
Infor Lit Standards are
1. Information Literacy Standards are integrated into
Proficient
content instruction

2. Collaborative planning includes both the Library


Media Specialists and teachers to ensure use of library
media center resources that support on-going
classroom instruction and implementation of state
curriculum and the GPS and CCGPS.

Proficient

3. Professional library media staff are engaged in


active teaching role/s
4. The library media center resources encourage and
support reading, viewing, and listening.
5. Services are provided to students who have diverse
learning abilities, styles, and needs.

Ex

6. Student achievement is routinely assessed.

Ex

7. Technology Management
Provide and manage access to digital collections,
technology tools & technology resources that support
and enhance instruction and reflect the needs and
interests of diverse P- 12 students, school and
community.
8. Technology Integration
The school library media specialist integrates the use
of emerging technologies as a means for
effective and creative teaching and to support P-12
students' conceptual understanding, critical thinking
and creative processes.
9a. If less than base size:

Ex

Ex
Ex

Imbedded into Unit


Planners but too often, LMS
is not included in unit
planning or at key stages of
instruction.
Action Plan: Continue to
build relations with
teachers and model
teaching partner
structure. Video a
coteaching lesson and
share it with teachers as
a model.
There is a requirement for
the Curriculum Leaders to
include LMS but inclusion is
often cursory.
Action Plan: Present at
upcoming staff meeting
the necessity for info lit
skills and the role of the
librarian. Possibly
include video of coteaching model
example.
Librarian regularly teaches
Info Lit skills in classroom
Excellent resources
available
All students with standard
and special needs have
resources.
Students achievement with
information skills and
students not meeting
expectations have
additional support
Digital collection is readily
available via website and
student/parent/faculty login

Ex

LMS presents monthly at


Tech Byte

Ex

G 6-8 has less than 624

A school system shall provide no less than half-time


services of a Library Media Specialist for each school
less than base size and shall provide adult supervision
in the library media center for the entire instructional
day. Base Size definition defined by unweighted FTE:
Grades K-5: 450
Grades 6-8: 624
Grades 9-12: 970
10. There shall be a plan for flexibly scheduled library
media center access for students and teachers in groups
or as individuals simultaneously
throughout each instructional day. Accessibility shall
refer to the facility, the staff, and the resources and
shall be based on instructional need.
11. School library media center
square footage requirements based on FTE.
12. Streaming video is used throughout the school to
support the curriculum. Interactive whiteboards
and computers are used for teaching and learning
throughout the school.

students and a full-time


LMS

Ex

EX
Proficient

13. Print and non-print resources and access to online


information are basic to a library media program. A
school network is effective for delivering media
resources to the classroom and beyond. Multiple
computers are available for student access to online
resources that enhance instruction.

Ex

14. All library media resources are


managed for maximum efficient use. The library media
center has an
electronic online public access catalog (OPAC). Funds
for acquisition of computers are utilized to implement
the goals/objectives set forth in the
State Technology Plan 2007-2012 or in the System
Comprehensive School Improvement Plan.
15. One of the national educational technology goals
states: Effective and engaging software and on-line
resources will be an integral part of
every schools curriculum. The GALILEO Virtual
Library provides Georgia students and teachers access
to exceptional on-line resources at no cost to the local
school district. .
16. The local system superintendent
shall appoint a system media contact person (SMCP) to

Ex

N/A

Ex

Students and teachers may


access the library at any
time. Scheduling for
specific instruction is
arranged by email. A full
time LMS is available at all
times.
MS/HS Library exceeds Sf
requirements at 2600 s/f
All classrooms are provided
with Smartboards.
However, streaming video
continues to be a challenge
in China. School wide VPN
allows intermittent use of
You tube and streaming
services but frequent
disruptions invalidate the
purchase of an Educational
Video service like Discovery.
Action Plan: Continue
monitoring China
regulations on media.
The school has a 1 to 1
laptop program. There are
also 4 PCs connected to the
internet via Ethernet and
wifi available for students
and parents without a
device.
Currently using Follett
Destiny for our OPAC

School based out of state

School provides a fully


staffed IT department

serve as a liaison to the department.


17. Administrative staff support at both the school and
district levels is essential for the development of a
strong library media program.

Ex

18. Each local board of education shall adopt a library


media policy that provides for the establishment of a
media committee at the system level and at each
school. A library media committee makes
recommendations and decisions relating to planning,
operation, evaluation, and improvement of the library
media program. This committee shall annually evaluate
library media services and develop a multi-year media
plan for budget services and priorities.

Proficient

19. Local Board approved library media policy is


current. This policy requires development of
procedures for the school system and for selecting
materials locally, handling requests for reconsideration
of materials, considering gifts of instructional
resources, using non-school owned
materials, and complying with the copyright law.
20. Each local school system shall spend 100 percent
of the funds designated for library media center costs.

Basic

21. Staff development opportunities are available both


for the library media staff to enhance their own
professional knowledge and for the library media staff
to provide information and technology literacy skills to
other teachers and administrative staff. Professional
resources and services for all faculty members are
provided in the library media center for the "learning
community".

Ex

N/A

Curriculum Coordinators
recently implemented a
requirement for all
departments to document
inclusion of LMS in unit
planning.
This currently works as on
an informal level with
individual requests for
planning, operation, evaluation,
and improvement of the library
media program made throughout
the year.
Action Plan: Add item to agenda
at upcoming meeting with admin
to initiate a LMC. Creation of a
Library Media Committee with
meetings twice a year and
reports sent to administrators.
No policy in place. Current
practice leaves decision
making to LMS with no
published policy.
Action Plan: Creation of a
Library Media Policy to be
approved by administration.
Currently using zero based
budgeting. Any overage
requests are submitted to
Admin for approval. Any
year in which allocated
funds are not used are
typically attributed to
fluctuating currency rates .
Each faculty member
allotted PD funds to use at
discretion.

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