[aisle] reference section?

[Rebecca Dougherty]

Good morning,

I did major weeding last school year to prepare for our building project
over the summer and as part, did away with the reference section. All of
the materials in our new Learning Commons circulate. I recycled items such
as encyclopedias, donated some reference items to Bernie's Books, and
reshelved and relabeled books that may still have interest, e.g.
Eyewitness, within the circulating collection. No more reference,
non-circulating materials@

Thank you,
Rebecca Dougherty, MLS
Librarian
she, her, hers


On Wed, Feb 22, 2023 at 10:20 AM Annette Davis via AISLE <
aisle at list.railslibraries.info> wrote:

> Hello, all!
>
> I need your input and perspective and advice, please!  I am moving books
> around in my library (I got new shelves!).  What do I do with the books
> that were in the reference section?  Do I keep a reference section?  Do I
> integrate those books into the nonfiction section?  Are some books too old
> to keep?  Do you have a reference section?  Why or why not?  Any other
> ideas, suggestions, input?  I welcome any and all ideas!  Thank you!!!
>
> Annette Davis
> K-12 Media Director
> PCHS RtI Coach
> Itinerant Teacher for Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing
>
> Putnam County High School
> 402 E. Silverspoon Ave.
> Granville, IL 61326
> 815-882-2800, option 4
> davisa at pcschools535.org
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