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Critical Connections: Libraries and Student Achievement

February Agenda:
Monday, December 6 and Wednesday, December 15

**Topic: Copyright Clarity by Renee Hobbs, Overview and things to consider ** **Presentation by Diane Strevey, Suzanne Libra, and Laura Israelsen **

**Business: ** Dana Lott gave a good start. Use this forms if you desire. Remember, everyone in the district can see a book review posted by someone.
 * 1. Everyone: Posting Book Reviews to Destiny: **

**2. Consider Buying eBooks for your students:** [|**Opinion: Children need both digital and print books**] There need not be a battle between digital and print books for students, writes Gabrielle E. Miller, the national executive director for the nonprofit Raising a Reader. Each option has benefits for young readers and both are needed to ensure that children are comfortable with e-book technology as well as with the simple act of reading a book.

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**Choice Topics: ** **Flatirons: ** Mentor/mentee meet-up time with no presentation.

**Alpine Lab: **Using the Auto-Dialer (School Messenger) to send a message about Overdues

**Sunlight Peak:** Advocacy ideas from Linda Spade at Silver Creek Elementary - Will include: Preschool Story Hour Voting in November with CCCA Father/Son Night, Mother/Daughter Night 100 Favorite Picture Book election Paragraph and Poster Contests Birthday Club fundraiser