What does successful school outreach from the public library to schools look like? Is it about library cards? Databases? Gaming? Book Clubs? In this presentation, members of MyLibraryNYC (@mylibrarynyc) will discuss successes and lessons learned over the past 5 years of running this program. Best practices include: booktalking new and upcoming book titles for kids; school specific outreach - no one-size-fits-all outreach; working with stakeholders at each school.
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What does successful outreach from the public library to schools look like? This poster session will discuss successes and lessons learned over the past 5 years of running the MyLibraryNYC program – a school-library outreach partnership with more than 500 schools in NYC spanning the 3 public library systems. We will focus on concrete takeaways and best practices applicable for all library systems.
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#yalsa16 Rethinking School Outreach
1. Amie Wright
New York Public Library
@librarylandia
Elizabeth Devora
New York Public Library
@mylibrarynyc
Christine Poser
I.S. 24 Staten Island
@christineposer @24prideofgk
4. MyLibraryNYC
History
- Program is in its 6th year at NYPL
- 5th year with Tri-Li (Brooklyn and Queens)
- Tri-Li Partner w/ DOE Office of Library Services
- 500+ schools citywide in all 5 boroughs
Key Assumptions
- Established Contact through School Librarian
- Library as a known community partner
- ‘Turn key’ access for schools w/ key stakeholders
- Library Cards for every student (ConnectED)
17. Establishing Contact
Key Assumptions Best Practices
I call the library to set up a visit.
AND/OR
The librarian has everything
handled for the program.
Call. And then call again. And again. And
again.
Did you try emailing?
How about texting?
How about calling?
Did you stop by for an in-person visit? How
about dropping off new library materials?
Or going to a community meeting?
CONTACT is an ongoing process
20. Elevator Speeches
Key Assumptions Best Practices
People use the library
AND/OR
People know what the library/our
program has to offer
AND/OR
Same messaging for everyone
Make no assumptions!
Always have a few key points
about what your program/library
offers - what makes it unique
Make sure that your message is
consistent yet customized to
your audience
23. Different Stakeholders (Audiences)
The Usual Suspects
- Principal and Assistant Principal (AP)
- School Librarian
- Parent Coordinator
The ‘not-so-usual’ Suspects
- English Language Arts teacher
- Literacy coach
- World Language teacher
- Students
26. ….with an Outreach
Menu of Services. This
concretely demonstrates
what we can do and sets
visit expectations!
27. Outreach in Action!
School Outreach the Bronx
Elizabeth Devora
New York Public Library
School Outreach Librarian, East Bronx
28. Starting in the Local Library Branch
● Become familiar with your local schools
● School calendar
● Identify stakeholders and prepare outreach
materials
● Flexibility is important
● Collaboration with other local branches
#yalsa16 #yaschooloutreach @mylibrarynyc
29. Expanding to Network Advisory Role
● Google calendar is your friend
● Communication is key
● Attend Professional Development meetings
● Network, network and you’ve guessed
it...network!
● Always be outreaching!
#yalsa16 #yaschooloutreach @mylibrarynyc
30. Successes!
● Parent Nights (ELL)
● Parent Coordinators
● Student Open House
● Booktalking to Teen Groups NYPL Best Books for
Teens and NYC Reads 365)
#yalsa16 #yaschooloutreach @mylibrarynyc
40. Signing Up & Signing On The Staff
• Ask your local branch for help
• Work w/ teachers personally
or in their content area to
show how the program can
benefit THEM directly.
• Schools pay to be part of this
program so tell your admin
how important this time is to
help staff register.
41. Signing up the students
• Told every class about the
benefits that this programs
offers.
• Wrote it up in the school
newsletter to parents.
• Spoke at a PTA meeting about
the program.
42. MyLibraryNYC has expanded the
walls of my library and given my
students access to materials and
resources otherwise not available
to them.
#yalsa16 #yaschooloutreach @mylibrarynyc
43. How the program works in our school
• Science Teachers
• Students created a PowerPoint of geologic history of
the National Park
• Materials - such as books on various National Parks
44. How the program works in our school
• Social Studies - Read historical fiction book to
compliment curriculum.
45. Ancient Civilization Teacher Set
• Social Studies – Grade 6
• Students created travel brochures to
ancient places
46. ESL Students
Books in other
languages.
Encouraging
students to retain
literacy skills in
their native
language.
59. • Reach out to your local branch library
• Get to know their name and who's in charge
• Advertise local library events that are happening in your
school (ex. game night, poetry reading, origami class)
• Invite the public librarians in to register parents and
students for library cards.
What can you do to be
part of outreach program?
60. • Invite local librarians in to your school for special
programs or book talks.
• Give them a heads up about an assignment your
school is doing or summer reading.
• We are all here to help our patrons. The school
library is only with a child for a short time.The public
library is with you for life.
62. Lessons Learned
Key Assumptions Best Practices
School Librarian as program
coordinator
Library is a known community
partner/commodity
‘Turn key’ access for schools
‘Best’ Outreach = Library Cards
for every student (ConnectED)
*Outreach is a linear process
There is no ‘turn key.’ CONTACT is an
ongoing relationship.
ELEVATOR SPEECHES should have
consistent yet responsive messaging - even
supportive partners may not know the breadth
of our collections/services.
Each school has multiple STAKEHOLDERS
and audiences.
Each of these audiences may have a different
idea of what is the most valuable Library
OUTREACH Service to offer.
Successful School Outreach is ongoing
COLLABORATION and conversation
76. We’re all in this together.
#yalsa16 #yaschooloutreach @mylibrarynyc
77. Thank You!
Amie Wright Manager School Outreach New York Public Library
amiewright@nypl.org / @librarylandia @mylibrarynyc
Elizabeth Devora Outreach Librarian New York Public Library
elizabethdevora@nypl.org / @mylibrarynyc
Christine Poser School Librarian I.S. Myra Barnes Staten Island
cposer@schools.nyc.gov / @christineposer @24prideofgk
#yalsa16 #yaschooloutreach @mylibrarynyc