[CASL-L] Question on NEWSELA

Loretta Sullivan b59lgian at mpspride.org
Mon Nov 14 06:43:35 PST 2016


Hello Joy,

I was told that this would have to be purchased by individual departments
and that the library does not purchase this for the school (we had some
teachers interested in purchasing this). I have heard that the price is
quite steep and is not feasible for schools with limited budgets.

Respectfully,

Loretta Sullivan
Library Media Specialist
Manchester High School



"I have always imagined that paradise will be a kind of library." - Jorge
Luis Borges

On Mon, Nov 14, 2016 at 9:23 AM, Fitzgerald, Joy <
Joy.Fitzgerald at vernonct.org> wrote:

> Hello,
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>      Do any other schools use the PRO version of NEWSELA?
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>        And how does your school fund this?  I spoke to a Rep on Friday
> afternoon and he quoted me about $ 8.53 per student for whole high school,
> and it came out to over $ 8,000 for a year for my high school of 826
> students.  I feel this is way out of the ball park as not all teachers want
> to use it.  I asked if I would be able to get a grade level license and the
> best he said he could do was $ 1300. for a 3 month period as an
> introductory price.
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>        If you have it, how does your school pay for it?  Does it come out
> of the Library Online Services/Database funding? Or another account?
>
>        Joy
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> Joy Fitzgerald
> Librarian Media Specialist, 21st Century Skills Teacher
> Rockville High School Library  /  70 Loveland Hill Road  /  Vernon, CT
> 06066
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>  "Libraries are no longer ‘grocery stores’ where students can go to pick
> up ingredients, but ‘kitchens,’ where they have the resources necessary to
> create a finished product." --Joyce Valenza
>
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