Taking advantage of ESSER funding helped one district update media centers and make learning more collaborative and flexible.

5 ways to update aging media centers


Taking advantage of ESSER funding helped one district address its outdated media centers and make learning more collaborative and flexible

Key points:

  • Prioritize high-need schools and ensure technology is in place from the beginning
  • With updated media centers, schools can support modern learning goals and student activities
  • See related article: 4 ways we designed collaborative learning spaces

It’s been about two years since we received the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funding that we needed to be able to update our aging media centers. Not only were the furniture and fixtures old, but most of the seating was made of cloth and nearly impossible to sanitize or disinfect.

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