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Welcome to our Library Media Center!

Explore the Baseline Library: Where Reading, Research, and Technology Flourish! Join us in our passion for books and let us ignite your love for reading.

The library is the vibrant heart of our school community, committed to promoting reading, research, and technology. Students are encouraged to proudly declare their journey in learning to read and to continue nurturing their reading habits.

Students are empowered to take charge by exploring and have ownership in the library.

Exploring in the Library

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100 Book Reading Challenge

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Students have been rewarded for reading at least 10 books in our 100 book Reading Challege

Classes

Classes are held once every two weeks for 50 minutes.  Students in Kindergarten and 1st grade classes are 30 minutes.  All students exchange books during library class. All students also have the option to exchange books in a process called Free Flow.  During Library classes, students learn important skills based on our new library standards: Collaborate, Curate, Explore, Inquire, Engage, and Include.  Our Arkansas state standards are also imbedded in each library lesson.

Free Flow

In order to build a culture of literacy and life long learning habits, our students transition to a free flow model in 2nd grade.  When we become adults, we check our books in when we are done with them, and we check them out based on need (either for information or entertainment).  We want our students to internalize these habits.  Free Flow simply means that when they finish with their books, they come to the Library and check them in.  At that time, they check out new books.  

Students have the opportunity to check out books everyday, books are considered late after 2 weeks.  After one month, they become marked as lost and fines are assessed.  Once the book is returned, fines are forgiven.  If a book is lost, students can also make up fines by doing a written book report or Flipgrid video book report.

Kindergarten - check out 1 book at a time that stays in the classroom

1st Grade - check out 1 book at a time that stays in the classroom

2nd Grade - check out 2 books at a time that stays in the classroom

3rd to 5th Grades - 3 books that may go home and come back to school

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Ms. Tajuana Glason, Library Media Specialist

Ms. Glason brings a wealth of experience to our team, having taught English and Writing at both middle school and elementary levels. Additionally, she has excelled as an AVID Coordinator for four years and has served as a Library Media Specialist and Technology Agent for two years.

Her email address is tajuana.glason@lrsd.org. The main library number is 501-447-3706