[LM_NET] GEN:How common are two librarian schools?

[Michelle Ohnstad <michelle.ohnstad@GMAIL.COM>]

A school in a district I used to work in had two librarians and one tech.
The school was a typical high school in Southern California, around
1800-2000 students, I believe.  They had a strong humanities program and the
teachers felt so strongly about research and collaboration that they took on
a few extra students in each class so the school could cover the extra
librarian's salary.  I don't believe they still have that situation.  I was
the tech there for a couple years and we were always busy.  We often had two
classes in at the same time - we had a fairly big space.  It was the only
school in the district with that unique situation.

-- 
Michelle S. Ohnstad, MLIS
Library Consultant/Library Media Specialist
Pacific Ridge School
Carlsbad, CA
mohnstad@pacificridge.org
Web:  http://www.pacificridge.org
Organizer, Independent School Libraries WikiSpace
SLA-SD Chapter Bulletin Co-Editor

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