From New Hampshire Public Radio:
…[a] consortium of 33 public schools has teamed up to stock the digital shelves for the first time in the Granite State.
That consortium was led by Gilford High School, where the library bought more than a 900 volumes of encyclopedias, textbooks and collections of fiction. That would be $120,000 dollars’ worth of traditional reference books.
Listen to the Complete Report.
It runs 3:48 and includes comments from Rebecca Miller, editor-in-chief of School Library Journal.
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