[CASL-L] YA Labels on Books at the Middle and High School Levels

[Loretta Sullivan]

Hi Jaclyn,

I have a small collection of YA labeled books (we use spine labels at the
top) for our fifth and sixth graders.  I feel it helps to distinguish more
mature content (but appropriate for our age groups) and what is considered
a higher level read for them.

Respectfully,

Loretta Sullivan
Library Media Specialist
Bennet Academy
Manchester, CT

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On Mon, Jan 10, 2022 at 2:10 PM Jaclyn Deloma <jdeloma at milforded.org> wrote:

> Hi Everyone!
>
> I am looking to see what some of you all do in regards to YA labels at the
> Middle and High School levels.  Our district is currently deliberating
> using these to demonstrate that there is possible content included in the
> book that is at a Young Adult level due to recent inquiries of some
> community members.
> Does anyone use YA labels, and if so, do you feel they benefit the
> collection and your patrons?
>
> I appreciate your time with this!
> Jackie DeLoma
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