Library Tech III / Media Specialist (anticipated)

Certifications

• Maine DOE Certification (023) - Education Technician III

• Performs clerical, informational, instructional, and/or computer duties in the library media center that require knowledge of library organization, reference materials, bibliographic sources, curriculum standards, and print, audio, and video materials acquisitions and processing.
• Maintains library atmosphere conducive to academic, literacy, and educational activities.
• Provides library and information literacy skills instruction to individuals and classes.  Plans, teaches, and reinforces appropriate library curriculum lessons designed to make students effective users of information.
• Assists with and plans and implements library activities to support current curricula.
• Stimulates and encourages literacy by exposing students to a rich and varied collection of current and classic literature.
• Works in an environment that has been profoundly affected by technology, will received training in order to work with others to utilize sophisticated electronic resources and maintains a constant focus on the nature, quality, and ethical uses of information available in these and in more traditional tools.
• Trains volunteers and student aids where applicable.
• Prepares bibliographies and reading lists.
• Performs clerical, and/or computer duties in the library media center.
• Assists with budget development.
• Assists with material selection.
• Circulates books and other learning resources.
• Maintains statistical and circulation records.
• Schedules use of library for classes, groups, and individuals.
• Schedules volunteers and student aides where applicable.
• Catalogs and maintains material collections.
• Maintains the automated library computer system.
• Follows established district library policies.
• Follows all necessary requirements regarding time clock procedures.
• Performs related duties as assigned by supervising librarian and/or building administrator.
• Carries out other duties and responsibilities as assigned by building principal or his/her designee.

• School Year Only 179 days
• School Day 8:30 - 3:45 

• Travel between schools or district buildings may be required at times

Reports To: Building Principal

Terms of Employment:  As determined annually by the District 

Evaluation: Completed annually by buidling Principal or their designee.