[aisle] Library budget.

[Dawn Scuderi]

Hi,

This is very similar to me... I am in a Junior High with 700 kids and an
annual book budget of about 2500.  This is my first year in this district
and our nonfiction is HORRIBLE!  (Average age of the collection is 1991,
presidents books with the last president is Kennedy, NO 001.00 Computer
science or technology at all). Hoping for a helping hand from curriculum
for some database support and a budget raise from my Admin.  🤞

On Wed, Apr 21, 2021 at 2:19 PM Renee Welch via AISLE <
aisle at list.railslibraries.info> wrote:

> I'm a JH of about 700.  We just went 1:1 this year. My program is now
> evolving daily due to this new resource. I see all students through
> their ELA teacher for reading promotion and digital citizenship activities
> every other week though all classes do come to the library for
> various reasons. ELA are the only classes with a set schedule. As for my
> budget, about 15yrs ago it was close to ten thousand. Each year it was cut.
> Now funding comes from book fairs, PTA & a little from admin that typically
> gets me close to three thousand to spend.  Purchases vary depending on
> needs/wants but this year it was : library supplies (due date slips,
> stampers, label protectors, office supplies),  latest fiction
> (subscriptions to JLG, teen choice & Caudill), teacher wishlists (DVD this
> yr), and I'm biting the bullet on social issue books that need copyrights
> out of the late 1900s. Joy, joy, long overdue....time to weed.
>
> Good luck!
>
> On Wed, Apr 21, 2021 at 12:21 PM Anne Thompson via AISLE <
> aisle at list.railslibraries.info> wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>> I have a meeting with my new admin to finally create an organized budget.
>> I created a plan of what I would like in 2019, but every year I ended up
>> with a year long project and my plan sat on the back burner. Would people
>> please share with me what their yearly budget is and how the money is
>> spent?  Also what their schedule and program and activities look like for a
>> middle school of about 300 students.
>>
>> Thank you,
>> Anne Thompson
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