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Book Return

Most of the school library books made it back to the library. If you still have a few titles at home, no worries, we are happy to take them when you return for the 2020-2021 school year. We will not be assessing fines, but every returned book benefits our district, so do your best to find and return items.

Due to COVID19 the library will only be taking book returns on Fridays each week and then books will be quarantined for 72 hours before being checked in.

​Checking out books will be a little different this year but we have lots in store to keep our families reading.

​Louisville Public Schools Library Resources

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Reading Challenges

101 Books To Read Before you grow up
​Pre-K through 12th Grade

Based on the book 101 Books to Read Before You Grow Up: The Must-Read Book List for Kids, by Bianca Schulze, kids can challenge themselves at their own pace to read classics from their first read aloud to awesome adventures and stories that will create moments and memories to last a lifetime. Students can download the tracking sheet below and upload in Notability to track all of the books they have read.

Golden Sower  2020-2021 BEgins
​PRE-K THROUGH 12th Grade

Students can have a voice on who wins the Golden Sower Award this year and participate in voting on April 17. To be eligible to vote students must read at least four of the ten titles in the category they wish to vote for:

Find out the 2020 winners on the Golden Sower Website. Did your favorite win?

*Please note that students 4th grade and above wanting to vote in the Picture Book Category must read all 10 books.

ReADING News-Disrupt Your thinking

Reading is important. We know that, yet the 21st Century is hitting us hard with so many options, so many distractions. I hear it from my big kids and even my friends and family. "I read all the time, I read the news on my phone...I read twitter." There is a difference between reading and important reading. The difference between reading a cereal box or a headline, and reading for depth. And it is not just the distractions, let's face it I binge watch for entertainment, and have said "I don't have time to read." It is the distractions AND how we think and TEACH about reading and what we choose to read.


​I read a book called ​Disruptive Thinking: Why How We Read Matters by Kylene Beers and Robert E. Probst and it really spoke to a concern I have for people today. Reading has become a task instead of an experience. When we do important reading, we are meant to wonder, disagree, laugh, explore, learn, cry... The authors of Disruptive Thinking express that, "Reading ought to change you." Sometimes it is in small ways, and sometimes it completely shifts your mindset, but important reading leaves a mark.

What reading changed you?