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Julia Campbell, Librarian
1705 W. Continental Blvd 
Southlake, TX 76092
817-949-4309

julia.campbell@southlakecarroll.edu
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Library Volunteers  
Volunteer Monthly Schedule

PTO Contacts
Coordinator of Library Volunteers
Shelley Nelson
shelley414@hotmail.com
Coordinator of the Birthday Book Club
Kelly Wahl
shp1grl@verizon.net

FAQs About Volunteer Work in the Library

Who should volunteer?
YOU! If you enjoy being around children and books, volunteer to help in the library!

Why does the library need volunteers?
There is always work to be done in the library. And since the library does not have a paid library assistant, the library welcomes volunteers who are willing to do the various clerical tasks that are crucial to the smooth operation and maintenance of a library.

When the librarian has help with the clerical duties, she has more time to devote to instruction and planning, working with students and teachers, collection development, and the overall administration of the library.

Do volunteers need any special skills?
No. It helps to be somewhat familiar with the Dewey Decimal System, but we are happy to do "on-the-job training".

Students Can Earn
Community Service Hours
in the Library!

Carroll teens interested in volunteering, should contact Ms. Campbell

Email: campbelj@cisdmail.com (or)
Phone: 817-949-4309

Other volunteer opportunities for parents who do not want to volunteer in the library on a regular basis,  but who might enjoy helping with one or more of these library events:

Book Parade (Contact your child's teacher)
Oct 29
Fall Book Fair
Nov 12 Set-up Book Fair
Nov 15-19 Fall Book Fair
Nov 19 Tear Down Book Fair @2pm
Spring Book Fair
Feb 11 Set-up Book Fair
Feb 14-17 Spring Book Fair
Feb 17 Tear down Book Fair @2pm
Special Events
Mar 28 - Visiting Author, Susan Stevens Crummel

What will I be expected to do?
Since the library has a high circulation, most of a volunteer's time will be spent shelving materials. However, when volunteers are not shelving they may be asked to:

  • straighten the books on the shelves
  • label and cover new materials
  • mend and clean books
  • help students
  • pull materials for teachers
  • make copies

How often do volunteers work in the library? And how long?
It varies. Most volunteers choose to work once a week or every other week. Some volunteers help once a month, while others help twice a week. Most volunteers work in shifts of 30min - 1hr. Some volunteers work longer shifts. When and how long you work is up to you. Choose the day, frequency and time that is most convenient for you.

  Last update 09/07/2010
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