As library media specialists, our primary focus is preparing students for college and careers through collaborative lessons with teachers, instructional best practices, and technology integration. By infusing information literacy skills with content standards, as well as encouraging creativity and problem-solving through innovative programming, our library media programs positively impact student engagement and achievement. We also promote reading by recommending books according to student interest, providing access to print and digital books, and sharing our own passion for reading with others.Click here to learn more about the LME Department.The CCSD Library Media Education department consists of over 100 media specialists, a district supervisor, and a part-time secretary. |
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Reading Culture Grows with Beanstack
“Reading gives us someplace to go when we have to stay where we are.” ~Mason Cooley Beanstack provides Cobb...
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New Simpson Middle Makerspace Engages Learners
Creative thinking and student ownership are the hallmarks of the new Simpson Middle makerspace.
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Library Media Specialists at Cobb Teacher Leader Academy
Library Media Specialists design legacy projects.
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Meet the 2019 Cobb Library Media Specialist of the Year
Beth Finnegan, library media specialist at Kennesaw Elementary, is the 2019 Cobb Library Media Specialist of the Year.
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Free online tutoring available from the library!
Free online tutoring available from the library! Use your PASS account to access TutorATL from Cobb Public Library.
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Tritt Elementary School Earns Certification
Congratulations to Tritt Elementary School for earning Library Learning Commons Certification!
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Heart Healthy and Physically Fit in the School Library
Cobb school libraries explore new ways of learning.
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McClure MS Earns Library Learning Commons Certification
The number of Library Learning Commons Certified schools continues to grow!
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Collaboration keeps Cobb reading!
Cobb school library media specialists partner with Cobb public librarians to keep students reading. With a shared goal of...
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McClure MS Library Learning Commons Gets Creative
When students can’t come to the Makerspace, the Makerspace goes to them! Students were missing their Makerspace time at...
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Making the Leap: Students as Creators Not Just Consumers
Compton Elementary students create digital content for authentic audiences. Library media specialist Kris Cable wins a grant to help...
