Now Open: 2020 Linda Luke Librarian of the Year Awards

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Librarians are the gatekeepers in libraries across the district! They are responsible for caring and maintaining the library for students to further explore history, books, and more! If you know of an outstanding librarian or librarian duo in SPS who exhibit the following, nominate them for our 2020 Linda Luke Librarian of the Year Awards!

  • Librarian demonstrates an attitude which emanates caring and concern as well as deep commitment for his/her work
  • A librarian who supports the teaching and learning process by providing a library climate that causes students and teachers to maximize available resources
  • A librarian who has orchestrated an innovative project

The Linda Luke Librarian of the Year award was established in 1997 by Dr. Robert Luke in memory of his wife. Linda Luke served as librarian and teacher at Hickory Hills and Disney Elementary for nearly ten years.

Nominations close on Tuesday, March 24.

If you have any questions, please contact Development Director Tina Pham at 417-523-0144 or ttpham@spsmail.org

 

Linda Luke Librarian of the Year NOMINATION FORM

Thank you for taking the time to nominate an outstanding librarian for the Linda Luke Librarian of the Year Award. This award recognizes an SPS librarian who demonstrates exceptional care for students and staff, a deep commitment to the profession, and meaningful impact on teaching and learning.

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  • Linda Luke Librarian of the Year Criteria

    1-A strong commitment to the profession, reflected through an attitude of genuine care and concern for students, staff, and the school community. 2-Active support of teaching and learning by fostering a welcoming library environment that encourages students and teachers to effectively use available resources. 3-Leadership in designing and implementing at least one innovative project, program, or initiative at the building level. 4-A positive and lasting impact on the school community through their work as a librarian.