Library Learning Center

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Borrowing

How many?

Parents and guardians are welcome to check out books and other materials.

The first week of school students may check out one book.

After returning that book, limits will be extended to:

3 books at a time for Kindergarten
5 books at a time for 1st & 2nd graders
8 each for 4th-8th graders

We do not charge fines for late books but require users to return them as soon as possible so that others may enjoy them.

Due dates

Lost or damaged books?

Finding Books

Online Catalog

The Library Catalog is a great place to begin your reading adventure.

Slideshow shows book suggestions that will help students explore the latest library displays or seasonal topics.

Bulletin has links to online and real world learning resources.

Search gives information about each title including a map of where the book is located within the library.

Scout helps younger students search for books.

See it in action

Book Reviews

A red Brownstone home among other buildings in NY. Children & pets are looking out of the windows.

The Vanderbeekers of 141st Street

Sep 20 2023 11:45 AM

An Ogress reaching down to give an orphan some soup.

The Ogress and the Orphans

Sep 20 2023 11:34 AM

Online Reads

Public Libraries

Karen Larson

Paraprofessional I

I have worked in our school library since 2013.

We've read and checked out thousands of books together!

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Resources

Student Resources

Get Involved

Our Objective

“To learn literacy and research skills and explore the world together, as a community.”

To accomplish this we must-

1. Keep the library space and its users safe.

2. Provide a wide variety of quality, up to date, and age appropriate research materials.

3. Provide a diverse selection of fiction so that every child can find themselves, their families,

and peers represented in ways that are both positive & realistic.

4. Provide materials that encourage more reading and more research as well as creativity, responsibility, and independence.

5. Provide opportunities for guided technological exploration and skill building.

6. Schedule time for every class to use the library resources on a regular basis.

Calendar

Class Schedules

Library Skills

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Mission: The Open Classroom is a parent-cooperative learning community in which teachers and parents collaborate to educate the whole child and empower lifelong learners.

Vision: The Open Classroom inspires authentic learning by engaging everyone in dynamic and evolving practices in a welcoming environment.