Welcome to the Library Media Center Webpage
Alexandria – Scout
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Click Here>Media Center Goals & Lessons
Media Center Class Schedules for April-May
Whale Research
April 15-19 Monday-Thursday FCAT in the Media Center 8:40-TBAP.M. Classes: Aunchman, Hall, Fluman, Eyestone Wible |
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April 22-26 Kdg-Second Grade + Drozd, Guy + Fourth Grade |
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April 29-May 3 Kdg-Second Grade +Third |
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May 6-10 Kdg-Second Grade + Fourth Grade |
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| May 13-17 Kdg-Second Grade +Third GradePlay the Game “Order in the Library“The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore | |
| May 20-24 Kdg-Second GradeS.S.Y.R.A. Ice Cream Extravaganzas! | |
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>All students must return library books by May 17th. >Library closed starting May 27th for our yearly inventory. |
Word Central Children’s Dictionary
Search > AR Bookfinder to find out if a book has an AR quiz, to find out what level a book is or to see how many points a book is worth.
AR Home Connect See your child’s teacher for more information about this.
Susie Gorick – Media Specialist
Carla Johnson – Media Technician
Kindergarten students are now checking out one book each week. Please help your child remember to bring back the library book on his/her library day so he/she can check out a new one.
1st Grade may check out two books. We encourage first grade students to bring their library books back by their library day each week so they may check out two new books.
2nd-5th grade may check out two books for two weeks. Students may renew a book at the end of two weeks if they are not finished reading it.
Parents are welcome to come in during the school day to check out books. Parents may check out up to four books at a time. We have a small but helpful “Parent Resource Section” too. We are always glad to make suggestions and help you find what you are looking for.
Our hours for check out are 9:00-3:15. 
Students are responsible for the materials they check out from the Media Center.
Students are taught from kindergarten to keep library books in backpacks when not being read. The reason for this is if the book is in the student’s backpack the book is available for reading at home as well as at school. The other reason for this rule is it helps students keep track of their books. If books are overdue we can send them back to class to retrieve them so students can check out a new book. If the book is at home it is more likely to be lost or forgotten. Please help us remind students of this rule.
Don’t forget to keep a plastic bag in your backpack to protect your books!
We have several great murals in the Media Center.
See our border created by a very artistic intern, Melissa Tison. She created these characters based on our Media Center pets! Ms. Tison is now a Media Specialist in Clay County.
Library Volunteers
All volunteers are welcome! Volunteers are needed to help shelve the huge number of books that are returned daily. We also use volunteers to help process new books and materials as well as keep our shelves organized so students are able to find what they are looking for. This is a great way for parents to become familiar with the materials and resources we have to offer. We have fun in here too!
Please email me with any comments, suggestions or ideas for things you would like to see on our webpage.
