Congratulations to our award winners - click through the slideshow below to see the winners (medals and trophies coming soon!).
* The deadline to submit your name for the medals is April 1.
You can be a Sequoyah Standout, Classics Clubber, Genre Genius, or Fact Finder by reading the required books (see below). You can also review books for our library website to become a Creek Critiquer.
Fill in this Google Form each time you finish a book so you can earn the awards! Medals will be awarded in May.
Listed below are the requirements for each level:
BRONZE LEVEL - Read three books from the current Intermediate Sequoyah list
SILVER LEVEL - Read six books from the current Intermediate Sequoyah list
GOLD LEVEL - Read ten books from the current Intermediate Sequoyah list
BRONZE LEVEL - Read three classics or six Great Illustrated Classics
SILVER LEVEL - Read six classics or twelve Great Illustrated Classics
GOLD LEVEL - Read eight classics or sixteen Great Illustrated Classics
Genres to choose from are: Science fiction, fantasy, realistic fiction, historical fiction, mystery, action/adventure, horror/paranormal, non-fiction, biography/autobiography, dystopian, romance, humor, sports
BRONZE LEVEL - Read books from four different genres
SILVER LEVEL - Read books from seven different genres
GOLD LEVEL - Read books from ten different genres
Go to the Creek Critiques website by clicking here; Your reviews are automatically counted when you submit a book for another award in the form.
BRONZE LEVEL - Review three books for Creek Critiques
SILVER LEVEL - Review six books for Creek Critiques
GOLD LEVEL - Review nine books for Creek Critiques
Non-fiction books must be fact-based (remember that fairy tales, mythology, and other traditional literature may be found in the non-fiction section of the library, but they are not fact-based); Biographies and autobiographies are acceptable for this award as well
BRONZE LEVEL - Read four non-fiction books
SILVER LEVEL - Read six non-fiction books
GOLD LEVEL - Read nine non-fiction books
This award is presented to any student who earns a gold medal in all five library award categories. It was created in April 2019 when we had our first winner. In April 2020, we had two additional winners. In 2021, we awarded our fourth winner. In 2022, we had our first REPEAT Library Luminary as well as one other! In 2023, we awarded two more! In 2024, we added our ninth Library Luminary winner! Do you have what it takes to earn gold in all five categories?