The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go. - Dr. Seuss
The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go. - Dr. Seuss
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For the Love of Reading
For the Love of Reading
This February we are celebrating Valentines Day and all of the different types of love we feel for each other and for our favorite things. Our favorite things are books and YOU! We hope you know that you are always loved and welcome here in the Media Center.
Of course, sometimes love can result in a broken heart - so if you feel like a good cry this Valentines Day, come check out a book from our "Love Hurts" display (and don't forget the tissues!)
Our book display for Black History Month has lots of interesting fiction and non-fiction written by and about African Americans. Check some out to learn more about Black history and the African American experience.
“Empathy is the art of stepping imaginatively into the shoes of another person, understanding their feelings and perspectives, and using that understanding to guide your actions." - Roman Krznaric
Chinese New Year is February 17, 2026
Chinese New Year is February 17, 2026
Come check out our horse-themed book display and find out what animal you are according to the Chinese Zodiac!
Chinese New Year, also called Lunar New Year, is an important holiday celebrated by millions of people around the world, especially in China and other parts of Asia. It marks the beginning of a new year based on the lunar calendar, which follows the phases of the moon, so the date changes each year. The celebration usually lasts about 15 days and includes family gatherings, special foods, fireworks, and colorful parades with dragon and lion dances. Each year is connected to one of the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac, such as the dragon, tiger, or rabbit, which are believed to influence people’s personalities and luck. Chinese New Year is a time to honor family, welcome good fortune, and start fresh for the year ahead.
February "Love Hurts" Display
February "Love Hurts" Display
February "Year of the Horse"" Display
February "Year of the Horse"" Display
The AEW Makerspace is looking for craft supply donations. Donations can be dropped off at the front office or directly to the Media Center. Please contact Jessica at jkowalski@lvusd.org for more information.
The AEW Makerspace is looking for craft supply donations. Donations can be dropped off at the front office or directly to the Media Center. Please contact Jessica at jkowalski@lvusd.org for more information.
Check out our Makerspace page to see the fun and creative things our students are up to!
About the Media Center
About the Media Center
Hours:
Monday - Friday, 8 am to 4 pm
Contact Us:
(818) 880-4614 ext. 31287
Staff:
Jessica Kowalski - Media Center Coordinator
Anna Ku - Media Center Clerk
Our Mission
Our Mission
The Media Center is all about giving students access to information and ideas. We strive to be a safe and welcoming space for all students. Whether looking for a great book, researching for a project, or just wanting a quiet space to read, we invite all of our AEW kids to join us in the library!
We are also open for students at lunchtime to eat and socialize. We have chess, board games, Lego, as well as our Makerspace for students to engage and play with friends.
Services Provided
Services Provided
Check out a good book
Take a WARP test
Ask us for help with research
Stop by for printing and copying
Come in for any laptop repairs
Hang out with us at lunch
Circulation Policy
Circulation Policy
What you need to know if you want to check out books from the library:
The loan period for a library book is 21 school days. If the book is not returned or renewed by the due date, the book will be considered overdue. Students with charges or overdue materials may not check out additional books until their record is cleared. All materials checked out under a student's name are his or her responsibility.
The current A.E. Wright ID Card is required to check out materials and take WARP tests.
Students may check out three books at a time for a period of three weeks.
Books may be renewed for an additional three weeks, if other students are not waiting for that book.
Students may request that a hold be placed to reserve a title for check-out. Visit the circulation desk and place your request.
Students with overdue materials may not checkout new books, or take WARP Quizzes, until overdue items are returned.
Rules and Guidelines
Rules and Guidelines
Students are expected to be courteous and respectful at all times.
Backpacks should be left in the cubbies at the front door or hung on hooks outside.
No cellphones allowed in the Media Center.
Laptops may be used for homework only.
Please pick up after yourself and push in your chair before you leave.
Food and drink are permitted on the upper level. No food, drink on the lower level.
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