The library fosters a love of reading while developing independent, ethical, and strategic users of information. Through joyful reading, inquiry, multilingual access, and explicit instruction in research and digital literacy, students learn to choose books, ask meaningful questions, evaluate sources, use information responsibly, and share new understandings.
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Love of Reading
Love of Reading
We provide an inviting and comfortable environment -stocked with high quality books- where all students and teachers can recognize the value of reading and learn to love reading.
Information Resources
Information Resources
We make available timely and quality information resources and services to the KCP community through our academic databases and curated collections of sites.
Make, Create
Make, Create
We encourage and supply the physical and virtual spaces, assets, and support that will permit all students and teachers to learn, grow, design, and create (make).
Our Cybrary extends Burton B. Fox Library to wherever you are, whenever you need us.
Our Cybrary extends Burton B. Fox Library to wherever you are, whenever you need us.
REsearch aids
REsearch aids
We live in a world of infowhelm. That is why we are constantly updating our curated collection of links that will lead you to high-quality sources for information.
Browse and manage both our online and our physical collection of books, periodicals, and other research materials.
Browse our catalog of information resources, including books -both physical and virtual- using a simple but powerful search bar.
Access the EBSCO database, which will provide you with a plethora of useful research articles.
For in-school use only.
Access EBSCO from home. Remember to input the provided username and password:
Username: s4758415
Password: library@2025
Here you'll find our ever-growing collection of pathfinders--specialized bibliographies designed to help you research particular subjects.
Read some great tips on how to do effective research. You'll need to log in with your KCP account.
Visit our special webpage to find quality collections of e-books.
News
News
Stay informed. Be a leader. Change the world.
Search
Search
It's not at all about knowing the answer but rather understanding the question.
Sharing, Producing, and Distributing
Sharing, Producing, and Distributing
Tools and tips for creating.
Books, Videos, and Virtual Field Trips
Books, Videos, and Virtual Field Trips
Let yourself be entertained and expand your mind along the way.
About Us
About Us
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Meet Our Staff
Meet Our Staff
Get ready to meet the staff of Burton B. Fox Library.
Get ready to meet the staff of Burton B. Fox Library.
Our lives at school revolve around meeting your academic needs.
Our lives at school revolve around meeting your academic needs.
Elementary Librarian
Elementary Librarian
Mrs.Adrians began working with the library staff in 2023 as Elementary Librarian. She is a writer with a degree in journalism and mass media, graduated from the Universidad del Norte. Her passion and discipline for writing, reading, and research qualified her to be a teacher of communication skills in higher education. In 2012, she took on the coordination of the Writing Center (CREE) at the Universidad del Norte. In 2015, she taught critical reading and academic writing at CUC and Universidad del Norte. In 2019 she conducted writing and reading workshops for teachers from the Escuelas Distritales de la Secretaria de Cultura. She has also been a co-researcher on communication for social change projects between the Universidad del Norte and partners such as UNICEF (2020), WHO (2020-2023), and Educapaz (2021-2022). She participated as a writer and poet in editions of LabraPalabra (cultural magazine of Barranquilla, 2010) and Bacanal (2010-2012), as well as in the Poemario Festival (2010) and the La Sombra del Matarratón Festival. She has academic publications as a collaborator and co-writer: "The Uses of Audiovisual Media in the Colombian Caribbean" (Iriarte, 2010) ; "Overview of Writing Centers and Programs in Latin America," (Molina, 2015); and "Tirala Plena: Findings from a formative research to inform the initiative" (Vega, 2023).
Library clark
Library clark
Ms.Martinez has been a member of Burton B. Fox Library since 2011 . She is currently working towards her Bachelor's degree in Spanish from the Corporación Universitaria Reformada, and is certified in Document Management by the SENA educational center. Her work in cataloging our vast physical collection of books, articles, and periodicals is invaluable to the day-to-day operation of our library. Ms. Martinez is also in charge of removing outdated or otherwise unwanted materials from the library. She enjoys working with our younger students and is an avid reader of traditional Colombian literature.
library head
library head
Ms. Tristancho began working with library staff in 2018 as a secondary librarian, focusing on media literacy campaigns with students and teachers. She is also in charge of several clubs, including the Makerspace Club, El Milenio Club (the school newspaper), and the Book Club. In 2022, he had the opportunity to take over the Primary Library. She hosted special library events such as the Iguana Tales Contest and designed library lessons for STEM students in grades 1-5. Mrs. Tristancho obtained her degree in Design from the prestigious Universidad del Norte in Barranquilla. She is a children's literature enthusiast and passionate about art and design, believing in its potential to contribute to educational excellence.
Her role at the Burton B. Fox Library allows her to channel her artistic talents into the field of library services. In 2024, she took over as Interim Head of the Library, working with dedication and applying common sense to each project. In addition, she adapts and promotes academic programs that encourage reading and strengthen reading skills in children from 4 to 18 years old. Collaborates closely with teachers to integrate innovative teaching by offering workshops on the effective use of library resources. Additionally, she helps design creative projects that encourage students to think critically and explore topics in depth.
Campaigns
Campaigns
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