FSMS Library Report
2012-2013
submitted by Kathy Loper
FSMS Library Mission Statement
The mission of the library program is to provide an inviting and
productive learning environment. We strive to make this a
resource-based learning center for all students, teenagers and older. This is the place to
retrieve, evaluate, and utilize information. This is accomplished by:
* accessing materials in all formats
* providing instruction to foster competence in retrieving
information and materials
* working with other educators as partners to meet the
needs of individual students.
Texas State Library Standards
Standard I:
Learner-Centered Teaching and Learning
Targeted TEKS Objectives Covered for Grade 6-8:
 Reading/comprehension. The student comprehends selections using a variety of
strategies.
EX. ~ Comprehension skills such as summarization, inference, cause and
effect
 Reading/inquiry/research. The student inquires and conducts research using a
variety of sources.
EX. ~ Reference materials (dictionaries, indexes, specialized
encyclopedias, online databases)
 Writing/inquiry/research. The student uses writing as a tool for learning and research.
EX. ~ Research skills (forming questions, outlining, note-taking, copyright
issues, citing sources, search strategies)
 Information acquisition. The student uses a variety of strategies to acquire information
from electronic resources, with appropriate supervision.
EX ~ Online databases
Standard I cont.:
Targeted TEKS Objectives Covered for Grade 6-8:
Technology Reference Library Skills Content Areas
• nettrekker
• UnitedStreaming
• GALE
• WorldBook
Online
• TeachingBooks.net
• HIP
6th Grade
• Science Fair
• Space
• Cultures
• Civil Rights
• Physical/Chemical Changes
• Outlining
• Black American Biographies
7th Grade
• Science Fair
• Health Risk Factors
• Cultures
• Mythology
• National History Day
• Body Systems
• Immigration
• Theater History
• Civil Rights
8th Grade
• National History Day
• Science Fair
• Careers
• Weather
• Living Systems
• Creating essential
questions
• Keywords
• Notetaking
• Paraphrasing
• Citing sources
• Copyright and
plagiarism issues
• Indexes
• How to use
encyclopedias
• Science
• Social Studies
• Health
• ELA
Standard II:
Learner-Centered Program Leadership and
Curriculum Management
• Requested suggestions from students and faculty for book topics and titles
• Requested suggestions from all departments for lesson topics in
a collaborative way
• Continued the change in library schedule during spring semester for
research purposes
• Participated in two Distance Learning programs
• 375 classes visited the library for research purposes
Standard II, cont:
Collection Development
Collection Size: 17258 items for circulation
1224 AV items
444 AV equipment
16880 books
10 magazine subscriptions
9 databases
115 ebooks
School budget: $6170 (supplies, repairs, equipment, periodicals)
Books: $2644 (District funds)
Standard II, cont.:
Budget/Major Purchases
• large bulletin board for displays
• signage for hallway
• 2 pull down screens
• 5 data projectors
• 230 new books
• Read It Forward Party
• 1Author visit
• Troup d’ Jour performance
Acquired Funds
Fall Book Fair Profit $ 717
Spring Book Fair Profit $ 2141
Payment for Lost Books $ 697
Standard III:
Learner-Centered Technology
and Information Access
Collection Facts
 Enrollment: 1166 students
 Faculty and staff: 134
 Items per student: 14.5
 Student computers: 25
 Added items: 451
 Deleted items: 1227
 Number of items checked out for year 8642
Standard IV, cont: Snapshot Week
The “Snapshot Week” at FSMS was Nov. 12 - 16, 2012.
During that week the following uses were tallied:
FSMS Nov. 12 – 16, 2012
3
30
6
600
27
3
FSMS Mar. 17 – 22, 2013
3
23
600
25
400
Standard V:
Learner-Centered Connections to Community
 Coordinated fall and spring book fair
 ITBS and STAAR testing
 Member of FSMS CBLT
 Updated FSMS Library Weebly webpage
 Committee member for FBISD Technology Conference
Standard VI:
Learner-Centered Information Science and
Librarianship
Professional Development for 2011-2012
 District In-services
 TCEA Conference
 Monthly Librarian meetings
 Campus CBLT
Standard VI, cont: Goals for 2013 - 14
Continue to update FSMS Library website to include links to TEKS related sites each semester
Continue to collaborate with teachers in a professional learning commumnity
Continue to weed 10% of nonfiction collection for outdated items
Prepare nine monthly book displays centered on a specific theme
Plan displays/activities during Banned Book Week, Public Library Week, Teen Read Week, Poetry
Month and National Library Week
Implement “Read It Forward” Program first semester

Fsms 2012 2013

  • 1.
  • 2.
    FSMS Library MissionStatement The mission of the library program is to provide an inviting and productive learning environment. We strive to make this a resource-based learning center for all students, teenagers and older. This is the place to retrieve, evaluate, and utilize information. This is accomplished by: * accessing materials in all formats * providing instruction to foster competence in retrieving information and materials * working with other educators as partners to meet the needs of individual students.
  • 3.
    Texas State LibraryStandards Standard I: Learner-Centered Teaching and Learning Targeted TEKS Objectives Covered for Grade 6-8:  Reading/comprehension. The student comprehends selections using a variety of strategies. EX. ~ Comprehension skills such as summarization, inference, cause and effect  Reading/inquiry/research. The student inquires and conducts research using a variety of sources. EX. ~ Reference materials (dictionaries, indexes, specialized encyclopedias, online databases)  Writing/inquiry/research. The student uses writing as a tool for learning and research. EX. ~ Research skills (forming questions, outlining, note-taking, copyright issues, citing sources, search strategies)  Information acquisition. The student uses a variety of strategies to acquire information from electronic resources, with appropriate supervision. EX ~ Online databases
  • 4.
    Standard I cont.: TargetedTEKS Objectives Covered for Grade 6-8: Technology Reference Library Skills Content Areas • nettrekker • UnitedStreaming • GALE • WorldBook Online • TeachingBooks.net • HIP 6th Grade • Science Fair • Space • Cultures • Civil Rights • Physical/Chemical Changes • Outlining • Black American Biographies 7th Grade • Science Fair • Health Risk Factors • Cultures • Mythology • National History Day • Body Systems • Immigration • Theater History • Civil Rights 8th Grade • National History Day • Science Fair • Careers • Weather • Living Systems • Creating essential questions • Keywords • Notetaking • Paraphrasing • Citing sources • Copyright and plagiarism issues • Indexes • How to use encyclopedias • Science • Social Studies • Health • ELA
  • 5.
    Standard II: Learner-Centered ProgramLeadership and Curriculum Management • Requested suggestions from students and faculty for book topics and titles • Requested suggestions from all departments for lesson topics in a collaborative way • Continued the change in library schedule during spring semester for research purposes • Participated in two Distance Learning programs • 375 classes visited the library for research purposes
  • 6.
    Standard II, cont: CollectionDevelopment Collection Size: 17258 items for circulation 1224 AV items 444 AV equipment 16880 books 10 magazine subscriptions 9 databases 115 ebooks School budget: $6170 (supplies, repairs, equipment, periodicals) Books: $2644 (District funds)
  • 7.
    Standard II, cont.: Budget/MajorPurchases • large bulletin board for displays • signage for hallway • 2 pull down screens • 5 data projectors • 230 new books • Read It Forward Party • 1Author visit • Troup d’ Jour performance Acquired Funds Fall Book Fair Profit $ 717 Spring Book Fair Profit $ 2141 Payment for Lost Books $ 697
  • 8.
    Standard III: Learner-Centered Technology andInformation Access Collection Facts  Enrollment: 1166 students  Faculty and staff: 134  Items per student: 14.5  Student computers: 25  Added items: 451  Deleted items: 1227  Number of items checked out for year 8642
  • 9.
    Standard IV, cont:Snapshot Week The “Snapshot Week” at FSMS was Nov. 12 - 16, 2012. During that week the following uses were tallied: FSMS Nov. 12 – 16, 2012 3 30 6 600 27 3
  • 10.
    FSMS Mar. 17– 22, 2013 3 23 600 25 400
  • 11.
    Standard V: Learner-Centered Connectionsto Community  Coordinated fall and spring book fair  ITBS and STAAR testing  Member of FSMS CBLT  Updated FSMS Library Weebly webpage  Committee member for FBISD Technology Conference
  • 12.
    Standard VI: Learner-Centered InformationScience and Librarianship Professional Development for 2011-2012  District In-services  TCEA Conference  Monthly Librarian meetings  Campus CBLT
  • 13.
    Standard VI, cont:Goals for 2013 - 14 Continue to update FSMS Library website to include links to TEKS related sites each semester Continue to collaborate with teachers in a professional learning commumnity Continue to weed 10% of nonfiction collection for outdated items Prepare nine monthly book displays centered on a specific theme Plan displays/activities during Banned Book Week, Public Library Week, Teen Read Week, Poetry Month and National Library Week Implement “Read It Forward” Program first semester