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 Mission
The mission of the library is to provide curriculum support, student research support, and a fiction collection that contains classics of children's literature and promotes quality-reading enjoyment.
Librarians & Hours
Mrs. Lee Ann Kee
Mrs. Mary Louise Cardwell
8:00 AM - 3:15 PM
Library Program
Early Childhood & Lower School classes come to the library on a weekly basis to check out books, learn library skills, enjoy stories and do research. Middle school students come to the library individually or as a class to check out books and do research.
Resources
Borrowing Policy
PreK-4 students keep their library books at school, but all other students may take their library books home. Books are checked out for one week and students must return their books in order to be able to check out more library books. The books may be renewed if they are not on reserve. New borrowing limits have been set and are as follows: Early Childhood - 1 book; Grade 1 - 2 books; Grades 2 & 3 - 3 books; Grades 4, 5 & Middle School - 4 books. Exceptions are made when students need books for research. We do not charge fines for overdue books, but we do charge for books that are lost or damaged. The charge for fiction books is $10.00 for a paperback and $25.00 for a hardback. The charge for non-fiction books varies from $25.00 - $75.00.
Special Collections
Diversity & Philanthropy Collection
An incentive of Global Readiness Committee, this collection contains books that celebrate, teach about, and encourage diversity and philanthropy.
Peerless International Collection
The Peerless Collection consists of books written in English by authors from other countries. The purpose of this collection is to acquaint children with other cultures through the eyes of people who live in those cultures .
Whitten Spiritualtiy Collection
The Library has a collection donated by Trinity Church in honor of Mr. Thomas Whitten, former Treasurer of the church. The collection consists of books in spirituality for all age groups. The collection includes fiction stories as well as information on religious holidays and other religions.
Young Hoosier Book Award
The purpose of the Young Hoosier Book Award Program is to stimulate recreational reading among elementary and middle school/junior high school children and to encourage cooperation between administrators, school media specialists, teachers, public libraries, and the community in providing reading experiences for Indiana school children. Students are encouraged to read the books throughout the year. In April, they have the opportunity to vote for their favorite book.
Current Nominees
Past Winners
Nominate a book
Campbell's Labels for Education
The library collects Campbell's soup UPC codes (no longer the front labels) and redeems them for free educational resources. Please turn in your labels at the front desk or in the library.
Eligible Products
Internet Safety : Click here to get a list of different tools you can use at home to make your child's experience online a safe one.
Schedule
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Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
| Period 1 |
Mrs. Kee off
Technology |
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Mrs. Kee off Wednesday |
Chapel 8:15 |
Assembly/
Advisory |
| Period 2 |
Mrs. Kee off
Technology
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Technology |
Technology |
Technology |
Berak-JK
Technology |
| Period 3 |
Writing |
Technology |
Technology |
Technology |
Hopkinson-JK
Technology |
| Period 4 |
Technology |
Technology |
Technology |
Technology |
Guess-PK
Technology |
| Period 5 |
Lunch
Writing |
Lunch
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Lunch
6B-English |
Lunch
6G-English |
| Period 6 |
Lunch duty 11:35 - 12:00 |
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Latin |
Recess duty 12-12:30 |
Quillin-K
Technology |
| Period 7 |
Graber- 2
Technology |
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Technology |
Arena-K
Technology |
| Period 8 |
Napier-2
Technology |
Ammeen-3
X |
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Gray-3
X |
Read-1
Technology |
| Period 9 |
Rhoades-4
X |
Technology |
Technology |
Technology |
Hilligoss-5
X |
| Period 10 |
Malooley-4
X |
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Rushing-1
Technology |
Connallon-5
X |
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