Iowa Outstanding Library Program
Outstanding Library Program Requirements
Any and all applicants who successfully meet the requirements for this award will be presented a certificate and seals valid for 3 years. To be considered an Outstanding School Library Program, the application must be completed every three years.
A press-release will be sent to all local media outlets, notifying the area of the receipt of this award. Applicants will be should attend the IASL Spring Conference to receive the award with administration or school board members.
Applicants must complete the checklist below labeled "IASL Exemplary Award". In addition, applicants will need to complete the following questions using no more than 400 words per question.
- Express what vision you hold for your library program and/or the relationship of the library with the school context (C-SIP).
- List the four things that you are most proud of in the last 2 years.
- Explain how you demonstrate that what you are doing in the school library has had an effect on student learning.
Apply here! Applications are due by February 1 each year.
Recipients of the Outstanding Library Program Award
2018
Jennifer Schievert -Horace Mann Elementary Library - Iowa City CSD
2016
Kate Lechtenberg - Northview Middle School, Ankeny
Sue Cahill - Woodbury Elementary, Marshalltown
Jen Shievert, Beth Belding, and Jill Hofmockel - West High, Iowa City
2015
Beth Steffa - Anson Elemenntary, Marshalltown.
Sue Inhelder- Marshalltown High School, Marshalltown.
Erin Faas - Rogers Elementary, Marshalltown.
2014
Elizabeth Schau & Chelsea Sims, South East Junior High, Iowa City.
Debra Dorzweiler, Penn Elementary, Iowa City
Jenna Spiering, Northwest Junior High, Iowa City
Cindy Kunde, Wickham Elementary, Iowa City
2014
Christine Tomlinson, North High, Sioux City