The library is no longer just a quiet building where books are checked out. Students learn how to use a variety of research tools and work to develop computer and presentation skills.

We are also blessed to have volunteer readers from the community, who graciously read to our students, inspiring the joy and wonder of a good book as they bring the stories to life.

One of our most ambitious library projects this school year has been developing our own private WIKI WEBSITE by pbworks.com. Once you've registered at slcscomets.pbworks.com, you'll find school news & events, book lists, songs, games and videos, classroom information, articles and more.

If you're interested in staying more connected with your child's school experience - THIS IS THE PLACE TO BE! It's also a great site for your children to find safe, fun and educational games and videos.

VISIT THE LIBRARY WIKI: slcscomets.pbworks.com

Library Hours: Monday - Friday 7:45 am - 3:30 pm

Pre-K4 - 5th grade have a weekly scheduled class time to visit the library. Everyday flex time from 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm, with their teachers’ permission, students may visit the library to exchange their books; in addition, before and after school. Pre-K4 students are welcomed to exchange books with their parent. Pre-K3 do not check out books, but visit the library weekly to enjoy story time. Pre-K3 parents are welcome to check out books before school, after school and during flex time.

SLCS library complies with the American Library Association Standards-21st Century Learner, T.C.C.E.D. guidelines, and collaborates with the classroom teachers.

Begins January 9, 2012.

Reading Logs  are to be returned to Mrs. Rihn no later than 2/27/12.

Read to Succeed is a free educational program sponsored by Six Flags to inspire kids in grades K through 5 to engage in recreational reading. Students who complete six hours of recreational, non-school-related reading are eligible to earn a free admission ticket to a participating Six Flags theme park.

Renaissance Home Connect improves the school-to-home connection by allowing parents and students to log in to a website and view their student’s reading and math practice and progress towards goals. Access to online results promotes discussion between parent and student, which motivates students and can make reading and math practice even more effective.

In addition, parents can specify up to six email addresses to receive automatic updates on their student’s math and reading progress.

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Thank you to all who have donated to our school library to help expand our collection of books! If you wish to donate, fill out the Library Gift form and mail in your contribution.

YOUR DONATION NOT ONLY IS A GIFT FOR TODAY, BUT FOR MANY YEARS TO COME!!!!

THANK YOU!