Keywords
Interview
School
Library
Alaska
Challenges
Successes
Initiatives
Staffing
School
Library
Alaska
Challenges
Successes
Initiatives
Staffing
Abstract
In this interview, Holly Godfree speaks to Lisa Sam about school libraries in Anchorage, Alaska (population 287,000), the interview shares the initiatives, challenges and successes of school libraries in this beautiful slice of the world.
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