There’s a concept in teaching and learning that readers, especially children, use books, stories, and the characters they encounter like windows, mirrors, and sliding glass doors. It’s an issue of representation – of seeing yourself reflected in the characters you meet – but also seeing the faces and stories of others. When you and your […]
Starring the Library District’s virtual mascot, Capt’n Cache, and Bookmark Bill! Ahoy library lubbers! ‘Tis I, Capt’n Cache, here to tell ye about an excitin’ new project I be part of. As ye may already know, I be takin’ my job with yer library pretty seriously! After all, it be my role to make sure […]
With the recent news around Facebook, information privacy, and data mining, we thought it would be important to re-share a newsletter article written in 2017 by our Executive Director, David Slivken. It briefly outlines the Library District’s commitment to privacy and privacy issues, particularly of individuals’ personal information and right to read. Privacy has long […]
