I. MANAGEMENT
D. Continuing Education
 
1. In order that library personnel and trustees keep informed on national, state and local library developments, the library takes advantage of continuing education opportunities.  A library achieves this standard when: __ Not yet begun 
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- A written continuing education policy is approved by the board. __ Not yet begun 
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- Staff members are given time off and are reimbursed for continuing education activities. __ Not yet begun 
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- Staff members are allowed time off to attend library association meetings such as Idaho Library Association, Pacific northwest Library Association, and American Library Association. __ Not yet begun 
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- A portion of the budget is allocated for continuing education and conference attendance. __ Not yet begun 
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- Board members are encouraged to attend Idaho Library Association conferences and to participate in continuing education activities with financial support from the library.  
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2.  The library provides on-going training for all employees and trustees. A library achieves this standard by: __ Not yet begun 
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- Providing a planning orientation program for all new employees and trustees. (Please see Appendix D.) __ Not yet begun 
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- Sponsoring in-service training on public relations and public service attitudes for all staff members. __ Not yet begun 
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-Sponsoring or participating in workshops relating to specific staff concerns. __ Not yet begun 
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-Regularly purchasing professional library materials/journals and books for the use of library staff, trustees, and interested members of the community. __ Not yet begun 
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 To Public Relations
To Standards
 
September 10, 1999

Max Leek