Finding Aid for Children's Library Yearbooks, 1929-1932 | The American Library Association Archives

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Collection Overview

Title: Children's Library Yearbooks, 1929-1932

ID: 24/3/12

Primary Creator: Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC)

Extent: 0.2 Cubic Feet

Arrangement: Chronological

Subjects: Booklists, Children's Libraries, Children's Services, Committee on Library Work With Children, Foreign Born, Library Work With The, Salaries

Languages: English

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Children's Library Yearbooks (Nos. 1-4) compiled by the Committee on Library Work with Children containing articles on children's books, literature, library service, reading rooms, librarians in the United States, North America and Europe, developments in understanding children's reading ability and services to black children and children of foreign-born parents; bibliographies on children's books and reading; lists of library schools specializing in library work with children (1929-30); salary statistics for children's librarians (1929-30); and directories of children's librarians who are members of ALA and state chairman of the Section for Library Work with Children.

Biographical Note

The Association for Library Service to Children is responsible for the evaluation and selection of books and non-book library materials for the improvement of techniques of library service to children from preschool through eighth grade or junior high school age.

The Section for Library Work with Children was established in 1901 (1). On June 21, 1941, it merged with the Young People's Reading Round Table and the School Libraries Section to form the Division of Libraries for Children and Young People (2). In 1944 a part of its public library section became the Children's Library Association (3). It reached divisional status on January 1, 1957 (4) but retained the name Children's Library Association until January 28, 1958, when it became the Children's Library Services Division (5).

The Children's Library Services Division (CSD) is interested in the improvement and extension of library services to children in all types of libraries. CSD is responsible for the evaluation and selection of book and non-book library materials and the improvement of techniques of library services for children from preschool through the eighth grade or junior high school age, when such materials of techniques are intended for use in more than one type of library (6).

In 1977 CSD changed its name to Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC) (7).

Subject/Index Terms

Booklists
Children's Libraries
Children's Services
Committee on Library Work With Children
Foreign Born, Library Work With The
Salaries

Administrative Information

Repository: The American Library Association Archives

Accruals: 4/26/74

Other Note: 1 Page

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