Summary
School Librarian ( Middle School)Position OverviewThe School Librarian fosters a love of reading, supports information literacy, and manages library resources for students in grades K--8. This role bridges traditional library services with modern digital tools, ensuring students and staff have access to engaging, age-appropriate materials and research support.Key ResponsibilitiesLibrary ManagementOrganize, catalog, and maintain print and digital collections.Create a welcoming, inclusive environment that encourages exploration and learning.Implement library policies and procedures for circulation, use, and care of materials.Instructional SupportTeach students how to locate, evaluate, and use information effectively.Collaborate with teachers to integrate library resources into classroom instruction.Provide age-appropriate lessons on digital citizenship, research skills, and media literacy.Student EngagementPromote reading through book talks, reading challenges, and author visits.Guide students in selecting materials that match their interests and reading levels.Support diverse learners with differentiated resources and strategies.Technology IntegrationManage online databases, e-books, and educational technology platforms.Train students and staff in the use of digital tools for research and learning.Stay current with emerging technologies and recommend innovative practices.Collaboration & LeadershipPartner with faculty to design interdisciplinary projects.Serve as a resource for curriculum development and instructional planning.Advocate for equitable access to information and resources.QualificationsBachelor's degree in Library Science, Education, or related fieldExperience working with children in educational settings.Strong communication, organizational, and technology skills.Desired AttributesPassion for literacy and lifelong learning.Ability to adapt resources for both elementary and middle school developmental levels.#J-18808-Ljbffr
Job Description
School Librarian ( Middle School)Position OverviewThe School Librarian fosters a love of reading, supports information literacy, and manages library resources for students in grades K--8. This role bridges traditional library services with modern digital tools, ensuring students and staff have access to engaging, age-appropriate materials and research support.Key ResponsibilitiesLibrary ManagementOrganize, catalog, and maintain print and digital collections.Create a welcoming, inclusive environment that encourages exploration and learning.Implement library policies and procedures for circulation, use, and care of materials.Instructional SupportTeach students how to locate, evaluate, and use information effectively.Collaborate with teachers to integrate library resources into classroom instruction.Provide age-appropriate lessons on digital citizenship, research skills, and media literacy.Student EngagementPromote reading through book talks, reading challenges, and author visits.Guide students in selecting materials that match their interests and reading levels.Support diverse learners with differentiated resources and strategies.Technology IntegrationManage online databases, e-books, and educational technology platforms.Train students and staff in the use of digital tools for research and learning.Stay current with emerging technologies and recommend innovative practices.Collaboration & LeadershipPartner with faculty to design interdisciplinary projects.Serve as a resource for curriculum development and instructional planning.Advocate for equitable access to information and resources.QualificationsBachelor's degree in Library Science, Education, or related fieldExperience working with children in educational settings.Strong communication, organizational, and technology skills.Desired AttributesPassion for literacy and lifelong learning.Ability to adapt resources for both elementary and middle school developmental levels.#J-18808-Ljbffr
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