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Library

The Longview Library currently houses over 13,000 items for both students and teachers. The library is comprised of fiction, nonfiction, biography, book sets, and a teacher resource area. Along with teaching classes, the Longview Library is open to student checkout throughout the school day.

About the Library

Checkout Policies

Kindergartners check out one book.
First through fifth graders can check out two books.

What happens in the library?

A typical library class entails a whole group library lesson/story, independent or group activity, and book selection time.  Students will experience a variety of technology and literature while in the library.

When will my child checkout books?

There are two different ways that students can check out library books: during library class and open checkout.
Library Class: Along with a whole group lesson/story, students will be given 10-15 minutes of book checkout time.
Open Checkout: With classroom teacher's permission, students may checkout library books during morning open checkout time.

Damaged or Lost Library Books

If a student damages or loses a library book, a replacement fine will need to be added to School Cash Online to replace the book.

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