"School libraries help prepare students to live and learn in a world of information. The mission of school libraries is to ensure that students and staff are able to use ideas and information.
The libraries provide access to materials in all formats. It helps increase students' interest in reading, viewing, and using information and ideas.
Research shows that a school library with the right staffing, funding, and a rich collection of books has a positive impact on students.
School districts need to provide library services for teachers and students.
For more information about school libraries, contact your local school district.
The links and information below were developed for educators and others who work with school libraries."
"The tools and materials in the MCOE LCAP Development Guide suggest a possible approach for LCAP planning and drafting. They are purposefully designed to encourage reflective, focused dialogue and facilitate productive conversations. It is assumed that those who use these materials will modify them to fit a particular audience or situation."
AskNow provides immediate and reliable information from librarians throughout California 24 hours a day, 7 days a week."
To chat with a librarian, click on "Start Now".
For more information on this service, see How it Works.
If you have a question related to your local public library or your library record, you may receive a quicker response by calling or visiting the library. See Our Libraries for contact information.
Flat Classroom™ Projects
Connect, Collaborate, Change
Table of Contents
Flat Classroom™ Projects
Flat Classroom Conference Documentary
Announcing New Projects - June 2009
Press Releases
Education Networks
Current Projects
Flat Classroom™ Conference
Welcome to the home of the Flat Classroom™ Project and associated global collaborations including Horizon Project (2007 and 2008), Net Generation Education, Digiteen and Eracism Project.