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Current HESTL Designations
Colorado School Librarians/School Library Programs with HESTL School Designation
The HESTL School Designation is a joint recognition of both the teacher librarian and school. Beginning in 2024, the HESTL School Designation is valid for seven years and may be renewed after five years.
Katie Volkmar
Heatherwood Elementary
Boulder Valley School District
2024
Kelsey Emery
Tozer Primary
Weld RE-4
2024
LeAnne Kelley
Thunder Valley K-8
St. Vrain Valley School District
2022
Lisa May Howard
Aspen Elementary
Aspen School District
2021
Colorado School Administrators Awarded the HESTL Principal Collaboration Credential
School principals earn the HESTL Principal Collaboration credential by demonstrating exceptional collaboration, support and advocacy for the teacher librarian as a leader and instructional partner.
Shelley Butcher
Tozer Primary School
Weld RE-4
2024
Carlyn Carroll
Centaurus High School
Boulder Valley School District
2023
Scott Bain
Jeffco Open School
Jefferson County Schools
2021
Cora Halmo
University Schools K-12
Greeley/Evans 6
2021
Nick Kintz
University Schools K-12
Greeley/Evans 6
2021
Michael Murzano
University Schools K-12
Greeley/Evans 6
2021
Jeff Casey
University Schools K-12
Greeley/Evans 6
2021
Jennifer Weaver
University Schools K-12
Greeley/Evans 6
2021
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HESTL Program Information: Teacher Librarians
HESTL Program Information: Library Paraprofessionals
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For more information about the Highly Effective School Library Program, contact:
Tammy Langeberg, HESTL Program Coordinator
E-mail: langeberg_t@cde.state.co.us
Left to right: HESTL recipient Kelsey Emery (Weld RE-4)
And School Library Consultant Suzi Tonini
Photo credit: Jim Rydbom/Greeley Tribune
Left to right: Carlyn Carroll and
HESTL recipient Shoshannah Turgel (Boulder Valley)
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