Public school libraries: their history, curriculum, and impact on student achievement
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School libraries--United States--History.; School librarians--United States--History.; Libraries and schools--United States--History.; Information literacy--Study and teaching.; Educational tests and measurements -- Standards -- United States.; Educational equalization -- United States.; Academic achievement -- United States.; School libraries -- Aims and objectives -- United States.Description
Physical description: x, 217 leaves. Dale Vande Haar, a Drake University alum, is currently the Libraries and Information Services Coordinator for the Des Moines Public Schools.He can be contacted at dale.vandehaar@dmps.k12.ia.usCollections
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