Library DataNovember• Days Open – 18

• Classes Served – 131

• Student Visits – 536

• Checkouts – 1922

• eBooks Viewed – 1497

• iPads Issued - 9

December• Days Open – 15

• Classes Served – 95

• Student Visits – 738

• Checkouts – 1435

• eBooks Viewed – 1037

• iPads Issued - 7

November & DecemberCirculation Statistics

676

1927

388

12842

2534

Book Checkout by Type

Nonfiction Fiction

Graphic Novels Magazines

Audio Books E-Books

2484

802

221

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

6th Grade

7th Grade

8th Grade

Book Checkout by Grade Level

November & December

Top Ten Readers

1. Elijah W. – 6th Grade – 42 books

2. Matthew C. – 6th Grade – 31 books

3. Caleb C. – 6th Grade – 31 books

4. Lynda P. – 6th Grade – 31 books

5. A’myra W. – 6th Grade – 31 books

6. Daniela C. – 6th Grade – 29 books

7. Kenya L. – 6th Grade – 18 books

8. Jamie F. – 6th Grade – 28 books

9. Gracie M. – 6th Grade – 28 books

10. Jai’Wun D. – 6th Grade – 27 books

November/DecemberLibrary Roundup

• Mrs. Knopf’s National History Day academy used library computers to work on projects.

• Eight grade science classes began their research on the planets and other astronomical delights. Mrs. McManus showed them how to use Symbaloobookmarks and helped them determine what did (nearly everything) and did not (common knowledge) need bibliographic citations.

• Mrs. McManus and helper elves reset all school iPads, cleaned up the accounts and updated to iOS 7.0.4.

• Mrs. McLean and Mrs. McManus hosted two “APPy Hour” sessions for teachers, where Ms. Johanson showed us how to use PicCollage and other apps to create graphic organizers and Mrs. Knowles demonstrated how she uses Kidblog to help her students create digital portfolios.

• We had a very successful Scholastic book fair where we sold over $2,700 in books and fun goodies. Students had a great time trying to win posters and other prizes with our “Pick a Pop” game and our administrative staff had a friendly compititionto sell the books they book talked. It made for a fun week on our news show and in the book fair. Our school earned $600 for our library, which will be used to host library events and purchase books.

November/December Favorite Series

November & December

Favorite Titles

Wow! Five of our top 10 are Junior Book Awards! Can you spot the symbol? Remember to read 3 JBA titles by Feb. 14, 1014 to participate in the JBA program! Ask Mrs. McManus for details!

November & December iPad Update

• 12 iPads circulated to new students or due to damage or technical issues.

• 798 iPads were reset, updated, and reissued to students in addition to those reset due to technical issues.

• Damaged iPads are those that must be sent in for repair.

Resets –35

New Student -

9

App/iOSissues -

12

User Error - 17

Damage 7

Stolen (Off

Campus) - 1

Lost/ Recovered –

14

Total Issues Addressed - 95