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 Mountain Meadows
21st Century Learning Academy
 "Home of the Mustangs"
4200 Mountain Meadow Drive
Moorpark, California 93021
(805) 378-6306


  
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The Mountain Meadows Librarian is Mrs. Davidson.

 The Library schedule for 2012-2013:

Tuesday:  12:00 - 2:30

Wednesday: 11:00 - 2:30 (the library is open to all students during the Lunch Break)

Thursday:  12:00 - 2:30

The Library is closed on Mondays and Fridays.


  
 Mountain Meadows Library Catalog

  
May 19, 2013
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 School Contact Information

Adam Rauch, Principal

Tisha Glassman, Counselor

Monica Mogul, Office Manager

Norma Newell, Clerical Technician


  
 Meet the Librarian Minimize

Hi! I'm Mrs. Davidson, and I am the MM Library Tech. I have been working here for 6 years now, and I can happily say that this is the greatest job!

 

I am originally from Australia, but have lived in Moorpark for 16 years now. Both of my sons have gone through Mountain Meadows themselves. Wil is now a college student and Sean is a freshman at Moorpark High School.

I have always enjoyed being an active parent with the Moorpark schools, and enjoy working with your children. I just wish there was more time! The budget cuts have impacted our Library severely, although the PTA has provided us with extensive support, allowing the Library to keep purchasing books and supplies. Your suupport of the PTA is an incredible benefit to your child's educational experience.

If you ever have any questions about your child's Library experience, please contact me. Although my Library hours are limited, I can be reached through email.


  
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 What's Happening In the MM Library? Minimize
Book Fair
Our Mad Science Book Fair has just closed (amazing how sad the students were to see it leave). It was extremely successful, bringing in a large number of books for the Classroom Libraries, and also for the School Library. We certainly do have a supportive parent population at Mountain Meadows.

On the Friday Assembly before Spring Break the Book Fair Crew will assist me in measuring out the Chain Reactions (each grade has a paper chain, with links added for every book purchased). The grade with the longest chain will win - ME!!! I will arrange with the teachers to read a special story to the grade at a time to be determined. 

Mrs. Tyloch won the Volunteer Contest - she had the most parents who came in and helped during the Book Fair. Her prize was $25.00 in additional Book Fair money.
 
Classes visit library
Classes began visiting the Library on Tuesday, Sept. 18th.

Grades 1-5 will come to the library every 2 weeks, for a half hour visit, which will include choosing a Library book, learning a library lesson, and often hearing a story.
Kindergarten classes are going to come every week for 15 minutes - this is new, and we are hoping the regular visits will help the Kindergartners learn library skills more easily. They will hear stories, and by the end of the school year will be able to select books themselves.
 

  
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 Want to Donate a Book to the Library? Minimize

Many parents often ask me if I accept donations for the Library. The answer is - Yes and No. Library books are specially bound to handle the extra wear and tear. Most books that people have at home are not equipped to survive multiple users.

I do occasionally accept either Hard Bound books that I feel can survive a little while, or paperbacks of books that I know are very popular, even though they are not likely to last long. With limited hours, it is difficult for me to take the time to process books that I know will not do well in a Library. Sometimes I do accept books that I know teachers at school, especially Kindergarten teachers, can use, and make them available to those teachers.

Another option for donation would be to purchase a Library Bound book from a Library vendor, and donate it to the Library in your child's name. These books are more expensive, but they are guaranteed and will survive many years of hard use.

There are several vendors out there, but the primary one I use for our Library is Bound To Stay Bound.   I have created a separate wish list with Amazon - check out the list of books on my Dream List below.



Bound To Stay Bound


  
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Check out the Mountain Meadows Elementary School
Wish List at Amazon.com for a larger selection of titles. If you would like to donate any of these books, they will be shipped directly to the Mountain Meadows Library.
Thank you!

  
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The Moorpark Unified School District does not endorse any of the websites listed here or the products that may be advertised.  This list is provided for informational purposes only.
Please let the Librarian know if any of the links are no longer appropriate.

 


  
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 LIBRARY CURRICULUM Minimize
Each class comes to the Library once every 2 weeks for 30 minutes. Kindergarteners do not check books out yet, instead we do stories and nursery rhymes, however they will also learn about Book Care, and starting to practice checkout procedures. First graders can check out a book but are only allowed to take them home with teacher's permission, after Winter Break. Second to Fifth grade students can check books out and take them home if they have permission from their teacher. Only Fifth graders are allowed to check out 2 books, everyone else is limited to 1 book.

If a student forgets their book they may not check out another one. We do not charge late fees/fines, but if a book is not returned within a timely period a letter may go home stating the replacement cost of the book. Students must return any overdue books or pay the fine before they may receive their Report Card at the end of the year.

During Library, classes will usually have a story read to them, and the upper grades will do occasional lesson plans. Library time is about finding books that children enjoy reading, learning about taking care of their books, and learning how Libraries work, and also about hearing stories read out loud, learning the joy of words.

  
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