Funding in School Libraries Dr. Bilal IS 551 Fall 2005.

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Funding in School Libraries Dr. Bilal IS 551 Fall 2005

Types of Funding  Federal  State  Local  Other

ALA Database on Funding  issues/washfunding/funding.htm issues/washfunding/funding.htm Federal funding & related materials  funding/libraryfunding.htm funding/libraryfunding.htm Impact of federal funding on all types of libraries

Funding for School Libraries  US Department of Education Initiative Improving Literacy through School Libraries  ues/washfunding/schlbryfunds/schlbry funds.htm#sum

Improving Literacy through SL  Grant program for school libraries  Part of the "Reading First" and "Early Reading First Initiative" in the "No Child Left Behind" legislation

ESEA: Elementary and Secondary Education Act  ESEA: No Child Left Behind  $12.5 millions for school library resources  Research used to make the case for legislation to improve school libraries

Research… (cont’d.)  Keith Lance Studies in Colorado, Alaska & Pennsylvania School Libraries, 2000   Jim Baughman Research on school library materials in Massachusetts  school-libraries

No Child Left Behind  How to participate?  Application for the Program  Campaigning for continued federal funding of the Program

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