Title 6 — Education

(a) It is the intent of the General Assembly to articulate the functions served by each of the components of a school library media services program. (b) The General Assembly is committed to the development and improvement of strong library media programs in all schools. (c) It i…

This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the “Public School Library Media and Technology Act”.

(a) A “library media services program” means a program of information and media services in schools delivered by a library media specialist whose job includes duties as:(1) An information specialist whose primary job function is to:(A) Provide resources available to patrons throu…

(a) (1) Only trained and certified library media services program personnel shall be assigned to carry out duties of the library media specialist.(2) Library media clerks may carry out clerical duties supervised by the library media specialist. (1) Only trained and certified libr…

(a) Media centers shall have written policies to establish guidelines for the selection, relocation, and retention of physical materials that are available to the public. (b) The school district shall have a written policy for addressing challenged material that is physically pre…

The school media collection should provide resources that contribute to lifelong learning while accommodating a wide range of differences in instructional methods, interest, and capabilities.

(a) A library media center located in a public school building that is configured as an elementary school and in which kindergarten through grade five (K-5) students are enrolled shall store non-age-appropriate sexual content, including without limitation a book or other resource…