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END OF YEAR IMPORTANT DATES
ALL LIBRARY BOOKS WERE DUE ON FRIDAY, MAY 11.--If you still have books out, you need to return them ASAP.
NOTE--Fines must be settled before the end of the 2017-2018 school year. You can settle fines by:
1. paying with cash
2. paying with Bulldog Bucks (one Bulldog Buck = 25 cents)
3. reading off your fine during lunch (every 15 minutes read = 25 cents off your fine)
4. completing a writing assignment (each writing assignment = 50 cents off your fine)
NOTE--Fines must be settled before the end of the 2017-2018 school year. You can settle fines by:
1. paying with cash
2. paying with Bulldog Bucks (one Bulldog Buck = 25 cents)
3. reading off your fine during lunch (every 15 minutes read = 25 cents off your fine)
4. completing a writing assignment (each writing assignment = 50 cents off your fine)
ebsco research databases are here!!!
You don't have to use Google anymore! Get all of the reliable, fact-checked, dependable research resources today with our access to EBSCO Databases. Click HERE now.
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Author of the month
April 2018's Author of the Month--STEVEN SHEINKIN
Steve Sheinkin has written some of THE BEST informational texts for young adults (in this librarian's humble opinion). His non-fiction narratives are always engaging, at times thrilling, and teaches you about history without you even knowing you're learning it. As someone who struggles reading non-fiction, I appreciate his talent in weaving historical accounts into what seems like a fictional story. But these "stories" are true. Come check out one of Sheinkin's amazing books today. (NOTE: His newest book, Undefeated, is also nominated for the 2019 Rebecca Caudill award.)
Official Website -- Steve Sheinkin
Goodreads--Steve Sheinkin Page
Steve Sheinkin has written some of THE BEST informational texts for young adults (in this librarian's humble opinion). His non-fiction narratives are always engaging, at times thrilling, and teaches you about history without you even knowing you're learning it. As someone who struggles reading non-fiction, I appreciate his talent in weaving historical accounts into what seems like a fictional story. But these "stories" are true. Come check out one of Sheinkin's amazing books today. (NOTE: His newest book, Undefeated, is also nominated for the 2019 Rebecca Caudill award.)
Official Website -- Steve Sheinkin
Goodreads--Steve Sheinkin Page
think peace!
Stop by the library for books on peacemakers throughout history. You can also get a peaceful coloring sheet while you're here!
