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Turbyfill Five Year Plan
Turbyfill Five Year Plan
2015-2016
2016-2017
2017-2018
Targeted Dewey Areas and topics for development
The first two years will
Continuing with NonThis year will focus on
focus on rebuilding the
fiction.
rebuilding the Everybody
Non-Fiction section after
section.
weeding.
The 300 section covers a
variety of topics, and were These are the picture
The 900 section was the
below suggest amount
books, with reading levels
most understocked area
from Titlewise before
anywhere from 1st to 6th
before weeding, and will
weeding. Weeding will
grade. This is the most
be even worse off
remove over 500 copies.
visited section of the
afterwards.
This is almost two thirds
library, regardless of
of the section.
grade level.
Biography section will
need to be restocked with The 500 section covers all The Everybody section
current people, over 200
of science and
will see the largest loss
books will be weeded.
mathematics. This section due to weeding based
was an acceptable
solely on age, 3,123 are
Geography and history
percentage before
set to be removed on age
portions of the 900s will
weeding, the process will alone, and could see many
also need to be bolstered, remove over 750 copies,
more based on condition.
over 250 books will be
just shy of half the
weeded.
section.
2018-2019
This year will focus on
the Fiction section and
any of the previous years
goals that were not met.
The Fiction section has
books that were originally
meant for the 5th and 6th
graders, and these grade
levels have been relocated
to the Intermediate school.
As such, these books are
on higher interest levels,
and are not often checked
out.
Also, because of the age,
many Fiction books are
unattractive to students.
1,389 copies will be
removed based on age.
Gann, LIS 653
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Justifications
Both of these sections are
used across the grade
levels.
300s holidays, fairy
tales, community helpers,
money
500s animals, rocks and
minerals, measurement,
space, plants
$11,014.50
$7,788.00
* Note: Prices are based on annual survey from School Library Journal Average Library Book Prices.