This is the Board approved long range library plan for the Litthe Chute Area School District. It uses the Future Ready Librarian framework. 

Library plan slide deck from Mukwonago Area School District. This is a working document.

This is the library plan for Menasha Joint School District. It is scheduled to be approved in the summer of 2021.

Mineral Point Unified School District is a small, rural district in southwest Wisconsin with approximately 725 students. When crafting our library plan, we recognized the need to be succinct and chose three focus areas that supported current local initiatives while moving our district forward.

This is the Future Ready Library Plan for the Portage Community School District. It lays out the 8 gears (and central gear of student centered literacy) individually. Each gear page discusses the focus, highlights what we are already doing to address the gear, and future plans to address areas of weakness. The plan is meant to be fluid in its website form that we will re-evaluate yearly to best meet our district needs.

This is the Google site for the Rice Lake Area School District Library Services Long Range Plan.

Using the Future Ready Librarians Framework as a guide, the Stoughton Area School District Library Media Specialists have created a Library Plan as required by the Wisconsin Administrative PI 8.01 (2)(h). The Library Plan will be revisited every three years.

This is the three year library plan for the School District of La Crosse.

School District of Marshfield Long Range Library Plan. Board Approved 4.14.22
The School District of Marshfield is located in Wood County.

Marshfield High School was constructed in 1968, with additions and remodeling done to the building in 1994 and 2006. The area (square feet) of the building is 297,985 with a designed capacity of 1,400 students. The high school features 79 classrooms, an auditorium (seating capacity 642), field house and auxiliary gymnasium (seating capacity 3,400), cafeteria (seating capacity 350), library (seating capacity 180), and multi-media room (seating capacity 205). The total acreage at the Senior High School is 60 acres.

Marshfield Middle School was constructed in 1939 with additions and remodeling in 1968, and again in 1993. There are 19.41 acres of land at the Middle School. The area (square feet) of the middle school is 115,740 with a designed capacity of 900 students. Facilities included 34 classrooms, two gymnasiums (combined seating capacity 1,200), and a multi-media center (seating capacity 284).

Grant Elementary School was constructed in 1992. Total square feet is 81,600 with a designed capacity of 850 students, which is the largest student capacity of all elementary schools in the School District of Marshfield. Grant Elementary features 33 classrooms, cafeteria/commons area (seating capacity 216), and a multi-purpose room/gym (seating capacity 900). Grant Elementary's land plot is 24.6 acres.

Lincoln Elementary was constructed in 1957, with additions and remodeling in 1968 and 2006. Additions and remodeling in 2006 transformed the school into an energy-efficient building. The area (square feet) is 43,108 with a designed student capacity of 500. The total acreage is 9 acres. Lincoln contains 25 classrooms and a multi-purpose room (seating capacity 600).

Madison Elementary School was constructed in 2006 and features a more energy-efficient building design. The total area (square feet) is 50,134 with a designed capacity of 500 students. The building contains 25 classrooms and a multi-purpose room (seating capacity 600). Madison Elementary sits on 17 acres of land.

Nasonville Elementary School was constructed in 2001. Total square feet of 40,205 with a designed capacity of 475 students. Nasonville features 19 classrooms and a multi-purpose room (seating capacity 600). The total acreage at Nasonville Elementary is 10 acres.

Washington Elementary School was constructed in 2006, and it also features an energy-efficient building design. The plot of Washington Elementary contains 11.43 acres of land. The school contains 25 classrooms and a multi-purpose room (seating capacity 600).

The School District of Random Lake is a rural school in Southeastern Wisconsin which enrolls approximately 880 students in grades 4K-12. Students within the school boundaries reside in both Sheboygan and Ozaukee Counties. The district consists of one community school whereas all grades reside in one building. Within the single building, 2 libraries exist; one to accommodate grades 4K-8, and the other for grades 9-12.

School District of Rhinelander library plan has been approved by the School Board. This living document will continue to drive our decision making as our library adapts and grows.

Mission: To provide space and resources to empower students to be critical thinkers, effective and ethical users and producers of ideas and information, and lifelong readers and learners, in order for them to become productive citizens in a diverse global society.

The School District of Shiocton Libary Media Plan was approved by the Board of Education in June 2021. A presentation was made to the Board of Education in May 2021 to give an overview of the plan. I am sharing the slides from the Board presentation.

Having a long-range plan allows for library programs to effectively increase student achievement, provide equitable resources to all, and be a key collaborative part of district learning initiatives. This site is an interactive outline of the plan and contains pages that represent each of the "wedges" of the Future Ready Librarians' framework that all lead to learner-centered-literacy. Each page contains a short description of the wedge, the current status of the Seymour Community School District Library program, as well as our growth initiatives for future planning.