I am very fortunate to have two well-needed, well-used assistants.  One arrives by 7, and the other by 7:15.  They "open" the library.  I have a staggered schedule that allows me to miss first period and arrive for second (8:15 or so); I then work an extra period of the day (making up for the one I missed) for what I call an after school library program until 4pm (which also includes our contracted 30 minutes past the work day).  If I am needed A period, then I make arrangements to get here at the start of school, but I will still keep the library open as expected from the students and staff, but maybe leave a bit earlier on a Friday to equal out my time.

 

I used to work the contracted full day and then get a stipend for the after school program, but after having children, going in later worked better for me and the language to do so is in our contract. 

 

 

Kristine Emond
Library/Media Specialist
East Hartford High School
East Hartford, CT 06118
860-622-5258
emond.kp@easthartford.org
 
"You can be too rich and too thin, but you can never be too well read or too curious about the world." - Tim Gunn

  


From: CASL-L [casl-l-bounces@mylist.net] on behalf of Kristie McGarry [kmcgarry@derbyps.org]
Sent: Thursday, May 01, 2014 7:23 AM
To: 'casl-l@mylist.net' (casl-l@mylist.net)
Subject: [CASL-L] Staffing Library Media Center for before/after school hours

Good Morning! Quick information gathering question: for those of you whose library media center is open before and/or after school, how do you staff it? For instance, staggered hours with other staff members? Special before/after school programs run by other teachers? Etc…?

 

Kristie McGarry

Library Media Specialist

Derby High School

8 Nutmeg Avenue

Derby, CT  06418

Direct line: 203-446-2612 ; School line: 203-736-5032 www.derbyps.org/dhslibrary