[CALIBK12] textbook library book funding

[Thomas Nixon]

I think the thought is not to co-mingle, but to allow flexibility in when new textbooks are purchased. Particularly in some content areas, there may be little new content information and few pedagogical changes.
 
In other words, it would affect textbook purchases, but not library purchases because that flexibility is only being requested from the textbook side of things.
 
 
 
 
Tom Nixon
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Teacher-Librarian 
Tehipite Middle School 
Fresno, CA 93701 
Web: http://www.tehipitelibrary.org <http://www.tehipitelibrary.org/>  
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I have reservations about co-mingling funds for library books and textbooks.  In the past it seems textbooks have always won over library books. 

Christine Reardon
Library/Media Coordinator
Pleasant Grove Middle School
2540 Green Valley Road
Rescue, CA     95672
530-672-4400
creardon at rescue.k12.ca.us


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