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<br />Prime Time Family Reading <br />Team Member Responsibilities <br /> <br />Program Coordinator — A librarian from the host library system, museum staff, school teacher, or <br />any staff member of the program host responsible for overseeing the logistics of the online 6-week <br />program including planning, implementation, and closing. <br />Responsibilities: <br />• Attend mandatory Prime Time training <br />• Use the Prime Time Program Coordinator Support Manual as a guide for programming <br />• Recruit a team to deliver the program, including a Community Organizer, Humanities Scholar, and <br />Storyteller <br />• Purchase Prime Time program materials (books) for distribution to participating families <br />• Distribute all books at once to families using social distancing and other safe practices <br />• Track participant attendance and completion of weekly survey each week <br />• Coordinate with Community Organizer for delivery of weekly gift cards to families <br />• Promote online library services and resources (5-10 minutes) during each session <br />• Update (SharePoint accessible) Attendance Sheet weekly <br />• Deliver excess program materials to Humanities Washington within 3 weeks of program end <br />• Submit a final report online within three weeks of the conclusion of the program <br /> <br />Community Organizer — A reading interventionist, school librarian, ELL teacher, or outreach staff <br />responsible for identifying and recruiting families before programming and contacting families <br />throughout programming in order to meet attendance minimums for each week of the online program. <br />Responsibilities: <br />• Attend Prime Time training, if possible <br />• Identify up to 20 students to participate with their families, recruit approximately 15 to 20 <br />families to serve between 10 and 15 families each week (minimum 10 families served each week) <br />• Share registration materials with local school(s) and make connections with reading <br />interventionists, teachers, and principals