[CASL-L] School libraries in the fall

[Juliann T. Moskowitz]

I haven't heard a peep from my administration. My tech director said they are looking at possibly broadcasting instruction live from classrooms for students who can't or won't be able to be in school. That's the only thing I've heard.
My library is the biggest space in the school next to the gym and we often had 80-100 kids in it after school. That certainly can't happen now.

Juliann T. Moskowitz
Director of Library Media
St. Joseph High School
Trumbull, CT 06611
juliann14 at hotmail.com


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Subject: [CASL-L] School libraries in the fall

Hello,
I may have missed the conversation on this, but I was wondering if any of your schools have planned how to open your school libraries in the Fall. Even if we are allowed to be in the building, I'm sure there's going to be restrictions on how many people can be in a closed space, etc. At our school, we have study halls in our library, which can get pretty big. Also, the printer is located in the library and I'm thinking of ways that would have to be sanitized.

Thanks for your input,
Jen Crutchfield
Mercy High School
Middletown, CT

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