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SEND AN EMAIL: Every Student in New Jersey Needs a School Librarian

A1712 / S2316 (2024) requires a “ratio of school library media specialists to students” allowing every student to have access to the support of a certified school librarian.

The New Jersey Association of School Librarians is supporting to bills in Trenton to ensure that certified school librarians are teaching in every school and district across the state. The research is clear in linking student academic achievement to the presence of school librarians. However, too many NJ students do not have a school librarian. 

These bills need your attention and support.

A1712, sponsored by Assemblywoman Garnet Hall (LD28), and S2316, sponsored by Senator James Beach (LD6), clearly states what every school librarian across New Jersey already knows. In order to be college-and-career-ready in the twenty-first century, students must be able to use a wide range of information resources including books, media, technology, and the Internet. All students must be able to locate, evaluate, and interpret information accurately for academic and professional success. A1712 has been referred to the Assembly Education Committee.

Please send an email to your state legislators today. Help keep these bills moving - for all New Jersey students.

SEND AN EMAIL: Every Student in New Jersey Needs a School Librarian

A1712 / S2316 (2024) requires a “ratio of school library media specialists to students” allowing every student to have access to the support of a certified school librarian.

The New Jersey Association of School Librarians is supporting to bills in Trenton to ensure that certified school librarians are teaching in every school and district across the state. The research is clear in linking student academic achievement to the presence of school librarians. However, too many NJ students do not have a school librarian. 

These bills need your attention and support.

A1712, sponsored by Assemblywoman Garnet Hall (LD28), and S2316, sponsored by Senator James Beach (LD6), clearly states what every school librarian across New Jersey already knows. In order to be college-and-career-ready in the twenty-first century, students must be able to use a wide range of information resources including books, media, technology, and the Internet. All students must be able to locate, evaluate, and interpret information accurately for academic and professional success. A1712 has been referred to the Assembly Education Committee.

Please send an email to your state legislators today. Help keep these bills moving - for all New Jersey students.

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