School administrators often seek out personnel to facilitate embedded professional learning, usually by asking a skilled classroom teacher to serve as an instructional coach, curriculum specialist, or teacher on special assignment. One source administrators do not often consider is a certified school librarian, but these professionals are ready resources for professional learning in improving student literacy, integrating technology into the curriculum, and other areas. “School librarian” is frequently used as a catch-all term for any individual who works in a library space, but a state-certified school librarian (also known as a library media specialist or teacher librarian) is an educator who has completed a master’s level certification program in school librarianship and successfully obtained the appropriate state-level school librarian certification. Certification requirements vary by state,