Library
The St. Charles School library serves to instill a love of reading. The library offers students from TK to 8th grade access to a wide range of resources. Resources are selected to support and enrich the curriculum. Our library holds over 8,000 books in our online catalog.
Students visit once a week with their class to check out books. The library is a welcoming space for students. There is weekly story time reading for grades TK through 2nd.
We welcome students, parents, and faculty to check out our collection of fiction and non-fiction books. Click HERE to scroll through our online library catalog.
Checkout Policy
Grade | TK | 1 book |
Grade | Kinder | 2 books |
Grade | 1-2 | 3 books |
Grade | 4-8 | 4 books |
Volunteers
Parents help in many different ways at the library, from shelving books, working the circulation desk, reading to the children at story time, helping with the new book processing and volunteering at our September and January Book Fairs.
Scholastic Reading Counts
Scholastic Reading Counts is an independent reading program used by St. Charles School that combines reading practice and software-based assessment. Students can choose from thousands of popular and engaging titles, read the book, then take the corresponding quiz. The program is aligned with the Lexile framework. The vast majority of the books in the library have these quizzes available for our students.
To check if we have a quiz for your book or what the Lexile or reading level of your book is, just click on the Scholastic Reading Counts link below:
2021 Spring Scholastic Online Book Fair Results
Thank you to all the families who participated in our 2021 Spring Online Book Fair. We earned $247.58 in Scholastic dollars to purchase books for our school library.
2021 Middle School Summer Reading
6th Grade
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- The Watsons Go to Birmingham by Christopher Paul Curtis
7th Grade (both are encouraged one required)
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- Amal Unbound by Aisha Saeed
- Farewell to Manzanar by Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston
8th Grade (both are encouraged one required)
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- The Crossover by Kwame Alexander
- A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle