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Philosophy:
The school library is here to promote a love of reading
in students and to provide materials and resources that
support the curriculum. To that end, we try to
provide a variety of interesting and appropriate reading
for pleasure and to align our collection with what the
students are learning in the classroom. Our goal
is for students to become lifelong learners. To
that end, students learn how to use the library
independently and how to access information
independently in both print and non-print forms.
Library Visits:
All classes have a scheduled time to visit the library
once each week. Students in kindergarten
come twice a week for story time and checkout.
Students in grades 1-4 come to the library weekly for 45
minute classes in which we have story time and learn
library and research skills.
Students in grade 5 come to the library weekly for 45
minute classes during the 1st and 3rd nine weeks
grading periods.
Check Out Policies:
Books are checked out for one week at a time.
Students in kindergarten may check out one book at a
time before winter break. After winter break,
those students are allowed to check out two books at a
time. Students in grades 1-2 are allowed to check out 2
books at a time. Students in grades 3-5 are allowed to
check out 3 books at a time. Students may renew a book
as needed unless there are holds placed on that book.
There are no fines for overdue books, however students
are not able to check out new books until overdue books
are returned. Books that have not surfaced in 30 days
are presumed lost. An overdue bill with the cost of
replacing the book will be sent home.
Parent Volunteers: Parent volunteers help make this
school one of the best in the area. Volunteers are
important to the success of the library. We count
on volunteers to help with check out during our busy
times as well as other important daily tasks. Our
annual Book Fair fundraiser is run completely by
volunteers. We could use your help. If you
are interested in volunteering in the library contact us
by phone at 472-4584 or through email at lorib@wcs.edu.
Birthday Club:
You can commemorate your child's birthday and help the
library at the same time by participating in the
library's Birthday Club. For $10, your child will
be able to select a "birthday club" book to donate to
the library. A book plate with your child's name
and birthday will be inserted in the front of the book
and your child's picture will be added to our birthday
club wall.
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