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Library Media Center

Hours: M-F 9:00-4:00

Students may check out 2 or 3 books for a period of 2 weeks with the bar code in their agendas. During class periods, students must have a pass to come to the library unless they are with a teacher/class. Any classroom teacher may send up to 3 students on individual passes.

Mission: To assist in improving every student's functional literacy. In addition to supporting the standards for research, technology, literature and reading in the academic subject areas, the media center provides materials and services to instill a love of books and reading and to promote independent life-long learning.

RESPONSIBLE READING

In a library that serves students ranging in ages from eleven to fourteen, a wide variety of materials are needed. Obviously, what is interesting and appropriate for eleven-year-olds may not be interesting and/or appropriate for fourteen-year-olds and visa versa. When students first visit the library each year, Ms. Proffitt issues her standard advice: "If you choose a book that makes you uncomfortable or that would make your parents uncomfortable, return it." The beauty of libraries is that they are all about choice. Find a book you can completely "enjoy."
Parents can help students enjoy the library. Ask students what they are reading and talk to them about their choices.

 

Special Programs


Acelerated Reader: Students may take computer quizes on AR books in order to win points for correct answers! The points can be collected for great prizes with Walton's logo on them, such as pencil cases, tee-shirts, lunch bags and more!  Click here for a list of points and prizes.

Parents:

Click on the link below for Information on Lexile Levels

to determine reading levels of a book


Attachment:

 
 
 Lexile_Information.doc


Click on the computer below for the online research databases

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Librarian: Michelle Proffitt

Click here to email Librarian

Please allow 48 hours for response


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