Please include information regarding the chapter’s involvement in community, education and legislative efforts that give voice to school librarians and the profession as well as leadership development through affiliate governance and volunteer opportunities. Provide up to 10 artifacts/evidence examples with a description, or explanation, of how this activity/effort/involvement advances the school librarian’s voice in your state. The quantity of “10 artifacts” is a maximum number allowed to submit and is not a requirement (i.e. you can submit less than 10 artifacts and still qualify for consideration).

Please list up to 10 professional development opportunities offered by your state association during the past twelve months. Professional development should be considered in the broadest terms.

How has your organization supported the adoption and understanding of the National School Library Standards? Please include up to three examples (e.g. professional development, state standard crosswalk, online materials, links to AASL materials, etc.).

How has your organization supported the Concerns and Commendations process? Please include up to three examples of active participation in development/drafting, communications to state members regarding, and any follow-up activities.

Please provide up to 10 artifacts/evidence examples with a description, or explanation, of how this activity/effort/involvement supports AASL/ALA in your state’s endeavors. The quantity of “10 artifacts” is a maximum number allowed to submit and is not a requirement (i.e. you can submit less than 10 artifacts and still qualify for consideration).

Examples: Screenshots of emails/fliers/postings promoting events like School Library Month, AASL National Conference, ALA elections, AASL Virtual Membership Meeting, use of advocacy tools, promotion of resources, social media of AASL/ALA posts/messages, etc.

Please provide an essay in 300 words or less explaining why the AASL Chapter should be considered “outstanding” by AASL