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AIRS Announces 2011-12 Statewide Package

Published by Jim on April 28, 2011 in Academic Libraries, Community Collaborations, General, Public Libraries, Resource sharing, School Libraries, Special Libraries, databases and funding. 0 Comments Tags: , , , , .
Posted on behalf of Linda Sturgeon, AIRS Chair—–
The AIRS Committee (Acquisition of Information Resources Statewide) has negotiated with OCLC and EBSCO to provide selected databases covering general, business and K-12 information at a special Colorado statewide rate.
For the coming fiscal year (July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012), the statewide package of databases has been finalized. Details about the FY11-12 program are available on the AIRS web site. The AIRS Committee was able to keep pricing stable for FY2011-2012 even while many libraries with shrinking budgets were forced to drop out last year and may be dropping out during the coming year.

Prevent Summer Setback – Keep Children Reading All Summer Long!

Published by Michelle on April 7, 2010 in Children's Services, General, Public Libraries, Teen Services and programs. 0 Comments Tags: , , , , , , .

Contrary to popular opinion – including many educators’ – most students, even those “at-risk,” make decent progress during the school year; it’s summer when they fall behind.

See below for more information about summer setback and how the statewide summer reading program can help.

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Register Now for 2010 Summer Reading

Published by Michelle on October 21, 2009 in Children's Services, Community Collaborations, General, Public Libraries, School Libraries, Special Libraries and Teen Services. 0 Comments Tags: , , , , , , , , .

READ Pin for 2010 Summer Reading ProgramREGISTER NOW for the 2010 Statewide Summer Reading Programs! The themes are Make a Splash @ Your Library (children) and Make Waves @ Your Library (teens).

Registration entitles you to the following free materials:

  • *A program manual which contains children’s and teen activities, as well as a disc with graphics for both programs;
  • * A basic kit of children’s incentive materials which includes posters, bookmarks, certificates, and stickers (will be sent in spring 2010); and
  • * A basic kit of teen incentive materials which includes posters, bookmarks, reading records, and temporary tattoos (the teen basic kits are available to the first 100 registrants only, and will be sent in spring 2010).

NOTE:

  1. Public libraries must register by library jurisdiction and not by individual branches. Please appoint one person to register for all branches in your jurisdiction, and request sufficient materials for all.
  2. Please ensure that you have completed your reports for the 2009 summer reading program and for the 2009 mini-grants (if you received one). Libraries that have not completed these reports will not be eligible for 2010 materials.