Innovative Middle School Librarian & Literacy Advocate

The Lovett School; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The Lovett School seeks a Middle School Librarian to lead information and media literacy initiatives, collaborate with faculty, and guide students in research and digital literacy. The role emphasizes a welcoming library environment and partnerships with the Learning Technology team to support inquiry-based learning.

The successful candidate will foster reading culture, manage collections, and provide targeted information literacy instruction to middle school students, aligning with Lovett's

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Library Media or related field required.
• Experience with educational technology and library databases.
• Proficiency in library management systems.
• Strong collaboration with teachers and students.
• Ability to design information and media literacy experiences.

Responsibilities

• Design engaging learning experiences to develop information and media literacy.
• Collaborate with classroom educators to set objectives and assessment.
• Develop welcoming library environments for collaboration and inquiry.
• Manage library tasks such as collection development and cataloging.
• Support student learning through digital tools and ethics.

Skills

Educational technology

Digital resources

Library management systems

Collaboration with educators

Information literacy instruction

Reading program support

Education

Master’s degree in Library Media, Library and Information Science, or related field

Job description

The Lovett School seeks a Middle School Librarian to lead information and media literacy initiatives, collaborate with faculty, and guide students in research and digital literacy. The role emphasizes a welcoming library environment and partnerships with the Learning Technology team to support inquiry-based learning.

The successful candidate will foster reading culture, manage collections, and provide targeted information literacy instruction to middle school students, aligning with Lovett's