This month we passed the paddle to Stacey Merritt, River Bluff High's superhero librarian who empowers students with knowledge and curiosity, one book at a time. #DECADEatRB@RBHSGators
sm_dubose shared this with us: Library materials circulated last year!! Way to go! lexingtonelemsc CommonsLex1 #lex1allmeansall https://t.co/vVO5LyPWdI
Recommendations time! Here are some graphic novels I suggest for younger readers (7+, but please evaluate each reader individually).
I tried to focus on realistic stories and characters, even when the settings tip toward the fantastical.
FACT: Budgets reflect values. We can't say we value the literacy needs of kids while failing to properly fund school libraries. No matter how big/small your school/district budget, the amount spent on libraries reflects the value you place on insuring all kids grow into readers.
This week our class worked together to show off their skills as mystery readers. A special thank you to our school librarian, Mrs. Merritt, for helping us solve the case of who pushed humpty dumpty! @CSESHuskies@LexingtonOne
The #bookconcierge is BACK, with 300+ titles hand-picked by our staffers and critics! Find your new favorite book — or the perfect holiday gift — here: https://t.co/Wj2eMDswoT
Another great crowd at CSE All Star Game Night! Thank you, Amy, @LexCoLibrary, for your awesome storytelling! The kiddos and parents loved it! @CommonsLex1@CSESHuskies
As the school year winds down, and the May energy picks up, I find myself coming back to this truth over and over. During these last few weeks, every kid deserves an extra dose of grace and patience without hesitation and without fail.