Please return all library books upon return to school. 

Check Out Policy: 
  1. Books are checked out for one week at a time. 
  2. Kindergarten students begin checking out books in January.  They may check out one book at a time.  
  3. First and second grade students may check out one book at a time beginning the first time they visit the library.  Second grade will then increase to 2 books starting in January.
  4. Third grade students may check out 2 books all year. 
  5. Fourth  grade students check out 2 books and increase to 3 in January.
  6. Fifth grade students may check out 3 books all year. 



Damaged, Lost Books & Overdues:
  1. Damaged books should be returned to the Elementary Librarian/Aide for repair rather than trying to repair the book at home. If a repair can be made, there will be no replacement cost required.
  2. Damaged or lost books need to be paid for at the replacement cost. If the book is found after payment is made, the money will be refunded.
  3. Students with overdue books are not allowed to check out a new book until they return the overdue book or the replacement cost. Overdue book reminders are sent home weekly.
  4. Damaged or lost books need to be paid for or returned within 1 month of due date, or Power School access will be blocked and progress reports/report cards will be held.
  5. Students in 4/5th Grades will not be able to attend the Halloween Dance or Spring Fling Dance until overdues of 30 days or more are returned or replacement costs are paid.
  6. Students who transfer to the middle school are still required to return or pay the replacement cost for elementary library books. Access to middle school dances, progress reports and report cards will be withheld. 

Schedule: 

7:00-7:45-The library is open everyday that the school is open. Students may come to the library to get homework help, look at books/magazines and get on the library computers to play educational games.

Regular School Day Schedule:
  • Monday-
    • ​Becker
    • Choate
    • Gibson, L
    • Dane/Sherrill
    • Goeller/Wisdom
  • Tuesday:
    • ​Watson 
    • Robinson
    • Heberlie
    • Byers/
    • Buhrmester/Landrigan
    • Tadych
  • Wednesday:
    • ​Thompson
    • White, S.
    • Gibson, A.
    • Dane/Sherrill
    • Goeller/Wisdom
    • White, C. 
  • Thursday:
    • ​Roever
    • Buhrmester, D.
    • Hollock
    • Byers/
    • Buhrmester/Landrigan
    • Anderson 
  • Friday 1st Quarter​
    • ​Dane/Sherrill
    • Goeller/Wisdom
  • Friday 2nd Quarter
    • ​Byers/
    • Buhrmester/Landrigan
  • Friday 3rd Quarter
    • ​Dane/Sherrill
    • Goeller/Wisdom
  • Friday 4th Quarter
    • Byers/
    • Buhrmester/Landrigan
  • After School Schedule: The library is open after school for ASAP activities. Evening library is open to allow students who come to ASAP to work on homework, read books &  use the library computers for research or educational games. 
Call Number Codes: 

E = Everyone can read
FIC= Fiction
###= Non-Fiction Dewey Decimal System
RF= Reading First
REF= Reference and cannot be taken from the library
PROF= Professional Materials
DVD= DVD disc
VID= Video 
Five Finger Test: Is the Book At My Reading Level?

1. Open the book to the middle.
2. Read the page aloud if possible.
3. Put one finger up for every word you cannot
    pronounce or do not know the meaning of.
 4. If you get 5 fingers up on one page, the book is too
    difficult to read independently.  Four (4) fingers may
   indicate the same.
 5. If you do not have any fingers up by the end, but are reading
    very slowly and decoding almost every word, you will not enjoy
    the book.
 6. If you complete the page with 3 fingers up, you'll have a
    decision to make.  If the book's summary sounds interesting,
    then try the book.
 7. Zero (0), 1 or 2 fingers up, and the book is probably a good
    choice.