Set The Books Free: Compelling reasons why your school library should embrace summer lending as a stand for equity
by Kelly Johnson
If you have wondered about the pros and cons of letting your students borrow books from the school library collection over the summer then you must study Kelly Johnson’s paper. You can rely on Kelly’s rational and guidance because she is a seasoned believer in summer reading programs. Find out how it worked for Kelly and other participating schools.
Kelly Johnson is the Coordinator for Libraries and Information Services in Richmond SD38, BC. She supports teacher-librarians in creating welcoming and inclusive spaces that invite participatory learning. Kelly also manages the District Resource Centre, where her team carefully curates a wide range of resources to support educators and students. During the summer, she enjoys time with family at their oyster farm in beautiful Desolation Sound, BC. Outside of work, she finds joy in her garden, baking, reading, and hiking with her dog, Murphy.
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