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12/18/2017
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Board of Commissioners
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Cabarrus County Public Library <br />Collection Development Policy <br />I. Introduction <br />The mission of the Cabarrus County Public Library is connecting Cabarrus County citizens with <br />information and resources that educate, enrich, and empower. <br />The purpose of this document is to outline Cabarrus County Public Library's policy <br />regarding the development of the collection of materials. The Cabarrus County Public <br />Library adheres to the following collection development principles: <br />• Cabarrus County Public Library serves customers of all ages and cultural <br />backgrounds and realizes that customers have diverse needs, interests, value <br />systems and reading abilities. <br />• Cabarrus County Public Library encourages parents to use the library with <br />their children, and supports parents' rights and responsibilities to guide their <br />children's reading and viewing of library materials. Library staff is available to <br />assist parents and children to access and choose the most appropriate <br />materials. The Cabarrus County Public Library does not make a determination <br />of what children should read, view, or borrow from the library. The Library <br />does not act in loco parentis, but provides materials that support parents and <br />children's searches for diverse materials and ideas. <br />• Materials are provided in varying formats that meet the educational, <br />recreational and informational needs expressed by customers and that <br />represent divergent and alternative views. Not all materials will be suitable <br />for, nor of interest to, all segments of the community. What may be <br />offensive to one person may be significant and of value to another. <br />• Resource sharing is viewed as an additional means of providing customers <br />access to a larger volume of materials and information. <br />• Purchase suggestions from customers are encouraged, both in general and in <br />the development of special collections. <br />• Through a process of ongoing assessment and maintenance, collections are <br />kept relevant in content and format and useful to customers. <br />• The Cabarrus County Public Library endorses and defends the concepts of <br />intellectual freedom as protected by the United States Constitution. The <br />Library adheres to the Library Bill of Rights as outlined by the American <br />Library Association and the ALA's Freedom to Read Statement. [Available <br />online and by request from the library system.] <br />Legal Responsibility <br />The ultimate responsibility for selecting materials for the Library rests with the Library <br />Director, who in turn delegates selection responsibilities to the Collection Development <br />Librarian. Additional input is solicited from staff. <br />Adopted by the Cabarrus County Public Library Board of Trustees 9-16-2010; rev 9-20-2011; rev 7-18-2013 Attachment number l\n <br />F-9 Page 194 <br />
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