Media Specialist Exam in Florida
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Oct 24, 2009
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MediaLady
On 11/18/09, ElemESOL wrote: > My district eliminated most media specialists with the budget > cuts. They were replaced by 11 dollar an hour paraprofessionals. > I was interested in geting an MA in LIS, but clearly librarians > are disposable. :( > > The few that are left get the same pay as teachers, and they > don't work any ...See More
In Michigan it depends on the district.....
in the district where I taught, the library was run by a parapro who was paid hourly. In other districts, they have media specialists with MLS degrees, who are on the teachers' salary schedule.
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