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NYCSLS Annual Member Survey
All NYC school library programs are served by the NYC School Library System. The NYCSLS provides access to databases, innovative programming like MyLibraryNYC, the Citywide Digital Library on Sora, Teachingbooks,net, grants, special events, conferences, and ongoing in-person and virtual professional learning opportunities. If you participated in any of the NYCSLS services or received support, please take a moment to complete the NYCSLS Annual Survey. -
2022-2023 Registration for Library Directory is Live!
Welcome to the 2022-2023 academic year! The NYC School Library System is looking forward to supporting you during the upcoming school year and hope you will take a moment to participate in the Librarian Directory.
Registering for the Librarian Directory makes you a member of the NYC School Library System and entitles you to FREE Professional Learning Opportunities, access to eBooks, databases, grants, consultation, and more. If you have completed this in the past, please complete it again – we do not carry over past years’ entries. -
NYC DOE Citywide Digital Library (CDL) Recommendation FormThe NYC DOE Department of Library Services is charged with developing and curating a diverse and inclusive collection of titles to meet the needs of all students through the SORA eBook platform.
We welcome all recommendations of titles to be included in the collection. All recommendations will be reviewed and vetted by staff from the Department of Library Services. If approved, the title will be considered for the Citywide Digital Library.
We will evaluate all titles for inclusion based on the NYC DOE Collection Development Policy - http://bit.ly/nycdoecollectiondevelopmentpolicy.
Contact Information
Director of Library Services
Library Coordinator, Queens
Library Coordinator, Manhattan
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We are committed to creating accessible digital experiences for all website visitors. If you require assistance with any documents on our site, please please call 917-521-3654, email mdodes2@schools.nyc.gov, or mail to: Michael Dodes, 4360 Broadway, 4th Floor, New York, NY, 10033 for assistance.