Information for School Librarianship Education Programs
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The ALA/AASL/CAEP School Librarian Preparation Standards (2019) consist of five standards: The Learner and Learning, Planning for Instruction, Knowledge and Application of Content, Organization and Access, and Leadership, Advocacy, and Professional Responsibility.
ALA/AASL/CAEP School Librarian Preparation Standards (2019) replaces the previously approved 2010 Standards for the Initial Preparation of School Librarians. Programs can use either the 2010 or 2019 standards through fall 2021. Beginning in spring 2022 programs submitting initial reports must use the 2019 standards. Programs that are currently completed their initial program report and are currently under revision should continue to use the 2010 standards.
Program Report Resources
- Ten Steps to Writing a Successful Program Report
- Program report example with assessments, written to the 2010 Standards (PDF)
- CAEP guidelines on data
- CAEP guidelines on assessment
- AASL-CAEP program review decision guidelines
Please consult Frequently Asked Questions for information about the current status of ALA/AASL with regard to program reviews in the CAEP accreditation process.
Training
Orientation and program report writing training are offered at ALA Annual Conference and ALA Midwinter Meetings.