Budget Request School Library Budget Request 2016-2017
Library Materials
Quantity Description Total
Year 1 of Collection Development Plan: Science materials to meet curriculum standards Collection lacks enough books for every student in a class to have a book on the current standard being studied, much less every student in the same grade level 50 A large percentage of this section is aged. It needs to be @ $20 each weeded and replaced with current materials. $ 1000. 150 New current print books (fiction and nonfiction) to meet budget @ $20 each formula of one new book per student per year 30% of the collection is considered aged. Aged fiction titles are not relevant to student interest. Aged nonfiction titles can provide students with erroneous information. Students are less likely to pick up a damaged or worn book to read $ 3000. 25 E-Books and audiobooks @ $25 each Some students prefer a different mode of reading and become more engaged when using technology to read books. E-books also students book choices to remain private, which allows lower-level readers to choose books on their reading level without risk of embarrassment. $ 625. Subtotal $ 4625. Subscriptions 5 Print magazines for students One-year Magazines provide brief reading when students are just sitting subscription in the library during transition times Magazines encourage reading for reluctant readers $ 200. 2 Professional journals for library staff One-year To help library staff stay abreast of new research in the field of subscription library science and consequently to build and maintain a strong library program To read reviews and make appropriate book selections $ 180. 2 E-resources accessible through library website One-year Databases provide access to up-to-date, reliable, and subscription appropriate information $ 300. Subtotal $ 680. Equipment
LIS 653, 2016
1 SmartBoard 480iv Necessary to teach digital literacy Necessary for use during faculty meetings and professional development that takes place in the library. $ 2000. Subtotal $ 2000.