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Students have access to a variety of library resources while attending the Lakewood City Schools whether it is through their school library or the Lakewood Public Library.
Students have access to a variety of library resources while attending the Lakewood City Schools whether it is through their school library or the Lakewood Public Library.
What is Sora?
What is Sora?
Mrs. Hoy gives a brief introduction to Sora as well as detailed directions on how to access Sora by using your Chromebook.
Mrs. Hoy gives a brief introduction to Sora as well as detailed directions on how to access Sora by using your Chromebook.
Lakewood Public Library
Lakewood Public Library
Information in regards to the Lakewood Public Library can be found by clicking here.
Students can sign up for a Juvenile Library Card from home by filling out the registration form here. Registration for a juvenile library card is free and open to children ages two to twelve years old. A library staff member will contact you when your card is ready to be picked up.
Homework Help/Study Space
Homework Help/Study Space
* Homework Help For Students In Kindergarten through Eighth Grade - Monday-Friday, 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Main Library Homework Room and Madison Branch.
Students can get assistance and use the Library’s resources in a quiet place free of distractions. Students can use their library card to check out a ChromeBook to use in the Library. A library staff member is on hand and available to assist students with questions.
* Students In Kindergarten through Twelfth Grade Have A Quiet To Study - For students in Kindergarten through Twelfth Grade - Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Main Library and Madison Branch.
The Main Library's Homework Help Room and Multipurpose Room are available during regular Library hours as a quiet place for students to study and complete school work. Students must bring their own laptop and headphones. Both rooms provide free WiFi and outlets for charging devices.
Books for fostering equity & inclusion
Books for fostering equity & inclusion
The Lakewood City Schools are committed to all students feeling valued and respected, regardless of race, ethnicity, ability, family structure, gender or sexual orientation.
To strengthen individual identities, and grow understanding, respect, and empathy for those who are different from oneself, we have purchased some new books for our elementary classroom libraries, and are supporting teachers in leading age-appropriate classroom discussions on topics related equity and identity.
We encourage you to partner with us in this commitment. Resources for families on talking about diversity, equity and inclusion can be found at: https://socialjusticebooks.org/
Lakewood City Schools Building Libraries
Lakewood City Schools Building Libraries
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