Do any of you have teachers who do a duty in the library, helping make sure the students sign in, laptops get checked out and general crowd control?  We have had a teacher in the library the past two years, 6 out of 9 periods.  The person who does the duty assignments has changed and did not check with us, so we no longer have monitors.  We depend on a volunteer, who give us 20 hours a week, to cover our aide&#39;s lunch and break.  We have collected data about how many students we serves each period;  classes we, the librarians, are teaching when we are not in the library.  I am hoping you folks can give me some suggestion as to how to make a better case for having a teacher do their duty in the library.  I am missing some critical piece.  Can you help?  Thanks in advance.<br clear="all">
<div><br></div>-- <br>Nancy Carlson<br>Farmington High School<br>10 Monteith Drive<br>Farmington, CT  06032<br>860-673-2514x1858<br><a href="mailto:carlsonn@fpsct.org">carlsonn@fpsct.org</a> or <a href="mailto:nan71753@gmail.com">nan71753@gmail.com</a><br>