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Board adopts library materials policy (EFB) to guide collection development
Summary
Ballinger ISD trustees unanimously approved local policy EFB to establish standards for selection and evaluation of district library materials that support student achievement and diverse viewpoints.
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The Ballinger ISD Board of Trustees adopted Board Policy EFB (Local) at its Sept. 8 meeting. The policy was presented to ensure the district provides a wide range of library materials that support student achievement, varying levels of difficulty, and a variety of points of view; it also sets standards for collection development and evaluation. Scott King moved to approve the policy (alternate as presented) and Michelle Aguilera seconded; trustees voted unanimously to adopt it.
Board materials referenced an attachment containing the policy language. The board did not record amendments to the policy on the floor; trustees adopted the policy as presented and recorded the unanimous approval in the minutes.
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