Appleton East High School Library encourages lifelong learning, love of reading, the free exchange of ideas, and joy in discovery through research and making!
There's nothing like a good book. Yet it can be hard to get kids to read. Discover five simple ways to help get kids hooked on books. Share with your school community.
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Teens - do need professional assistance in writing a winning scholarship essay? Look no further! We're teaming up with UW-Platteville to bring you pro-tips and tricks to write your best essay yet! Join us Wednesday, September 15 at 5 pm in Meeting Room C.
Shouts to TIME magazine, and the 100 best YA books of all time.
Jason Reynolds: YA books make us feel safe to be who we really are https://t.co/tJQTQqgOlY
As part of our ongoing Community Read program, OverDrive is donating the Social and Emotional Learning Collection, which includes more than 50 no-cost, simultaneous access ebooks and audiobooks.
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@AppletonEast Finished with an ELA book, LMC book, or textbook? Please return books to one of the black and yellow return bins. There is a bin across from the main office by the Emmers Street doors. There are two other bins across from the elevator on the 1st and 2nd floors.
Students have a deep desire to be known. Students recognize that time was set aside for them, that they’re worth being known. The handwritten card is something they can hold that shows that someone knows them and loves them. @edutopia https://t.co/sJKjuSqHUm
@AppletonEast Give the gift of reading! Return overdue LMC books and textbooks this week! Return bins are across from the elevator on the 1st and 2nd floors and across from the main office.
“If we want students to read—perhaps even grow to love reading—time for in-class reading needs to be prioritized in the school day.” @edutopia@GonserSarah
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