1. What about campus in which the librarian was used in the rotation due to large class sizes and physical space? There are not enough electives when you have 7 and 8 sections on a grade level. The librarian was used to provide an additional rotation due to the amount of students in rotations at a given time.

2. Tech Apps teacher has been repurposed to support students as an interventionist on non-Title campuses. These campuses struggle due to reading specialist serving dyslexic students and they do not have a math specialist or a reading interventionist. Librarian in the rotation made it possible to for the Tech Apps teacher to support students and impact student performance and growth. What options do these campuses have?

3. Clarity on the law…Teacher of Record is less than 4 hours.

   1. Sec. 5.001.  DEFINITIONS.  In this title: (2)  "Classroom teacher" means an educator who is employed by a school district and who, not less than an average of four hours each day, teaches in an academic instructional setting or a career and technology instructional setting. 

4. Can librarians pull small groups?

5. What are librarians required to do during the 7.5 hour work day?

6. Can librarians lunch and recess? During the meeting, principals were told that librarians could cover lunch and recess duty and other duties such as morning/afternoon duty.

7. Can a enrichment/rotation teacher take students to the library during enrichment/rotations? During the meeting (July 22), principals were told yes.

HR Question – Campuses should have 2 paraprofessionals for enrichment/rotations. Many campus said they do not have two paraprofessionals. How do campuses know if they have this position or if it was repurposed?