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Lindsey Elementary School

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Library

Library Activities

The library sponsors one book fair in the fall and a Read-a-Thon in the spring.  The proceeds from these fundraisers help to buy books and pay for special author visits and programs. 

In addition, the library sponsors several voluntary reading promotion programs throughout the school year, such as Beanstack Challenges, the Spring Book Festival Reading Program (3rd-5th) and the Texas 2x2 (K-2nd).

 

 

Student Checkout
Kindergarten can check out one book. Their books should travel to and from school in their labeled plastic Piggie and Gerald Bag.  If this bag is lost or damaged, a $1.00 replacement fee can be sent to Mrs. Nanez. Students receive a classroom DOJO point each time their bag is returned.

Students in first grade may check out one book.  Students in second through fifth grade may check out two books. Students may not check out any books unless the previous ones are returned or renewed. 

Overdue notices will be sent home periodically throughout the year. Please note that payment should only be made if the book cannot be located or is damaged.
 

A cheerful cartoon woman holding a stack of books, radiating positivity with a bright smile on her face.

Librarian
Amy (Amanda) Nañez
amanda.nanez@lcisd.org
Phone: (832)223-5407     

Lindsey Library Catalog

Mission Statement

The mission of Lamar Consolidated ISD Librarians is to create a physical and digital environment in which our students, staff, and community can strengthen their natural inquisitive nature, foster a love of reading, and serve as a collaborative resource for teachers and staff in developing and delivering powerful learning experiences across all curricular areas.

 

LCISD Family Selection Policy
Lamar CISD families are encouraged to monitor and adjust student selection of library materials based on their individual family values. Family expectations regarding library books checked out by a student should be discussed with the student by the guardian and reviewed as necessary to ensure the student understands their family expectations. Books may be returned to the library at any time if a student or parent objects to the content. 

Feb Stats

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    Our Birthday Book Club has completed for the 2024-2025 school year!  Thank you to all our participants!  We look forward to beginning the 2025-2026 Birthday Book Club.

  • Beanstack Directions

     

  • For the Love of Reading

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    March Madness

  • For the 2024-2025 school year, the Library is part of grade level Innovation Days (ID) for Kindergarten through 5th Grade. Computer Lab, Counselor Lesson and Essential Skills are the other rotations in Innovation Day.  Students will travel to all four classes on these days.

    On ID, students will have a lesson and check out. Grade levels will attend ID on a two week rotation, 5th, 3rd and Kindergarten Week 1 and 4th, 2nd, and 1st Week 2.  This schedule can be found on the Library Canvas Calendar and on the new Lindsey Website school calendar on the Welcome to Lindey Elementary page.

    All library books will be picked up the day before the grade level’s ID to process and return the books to the shelves. If a student forgets to return the day before, they may return the day of.  Any student absent or forgot to return their book(s) on ID, may come any day after the morning announcements to exchange their book(s). 

  • Read A Thon Intro

  • Library volunteers are an essential and valuable part of our library program. They help to shelve books, assist with clerical duties, refill thevending machine, hang bulletin boards to allow the librarian to devote more time to teach children the valuable skills of enjoying literature and becoming information masters. 

    Please contact Mrs. Nañez at amanda.nanez@lcisd.org, if you are interested in volunteering.