Join school librarians, library technicians, educators, and literacy leaders from across California's Central Valley for the Central Valley Library Camp 2027!
This year's theme, From Page to Stage: Celebrating Libraries, Creativity, and the Arts, explores the many ways school libraries support artistic expression, imagination, innovation, and student learning.
From inspiring speakers and engaging author conversations to practical learning sessions and connections with educational exhibitors, Library Camp is an opportunity to discover new ideas, share experiences, and celebrate the vital role libraries play in our schools and communities.
Whether you're a teacher librarian, library technician, classroom teacher, administrator, or library advocate, there's a place for you at Library Camp!
Inspiring speakers and author conversations: Hear from creative voices who celebrate stories, imagination, and the arts.
Practical learning sessions: Explore ideas and strategies you can bring back to your school library.
Exhibitor connections: Discover books, databases, educational technology, library services, and resources to support your students.
Networking and collaboration: Connect with colleagues from across the Central Valley and build relationships with others who share your passion for school libraries.
A celebration of creativity: Explore how libraries open doors to the visual arts, music, theater, storytelling, and more.
Date: Tuesday, October 26, 2027
Time:8:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M.
Location: Clovis Veterans Memorial District, 808 4th St., Clovis CA 93612
Registration fee: $100
Registration deadline: September 26, 2027
Who should attend?
School librarians, library technicians, library media specialists, classroom teachers, school and district administrators, literacy leaders, and others who support school libraries and student learning.
Space may be limited, so we encourage you to register early. Please complete the registration form with your contact information and attendance preferences.
If you are registering multiple people from your school or district, please complete a separate registration for each attendee unless group registration is specifically offered.
We look forward to learning, connecting, and creating with you on October 26, 2027!
Questions about registration? Contact Mai Moua at maimoua@mcoe.org.
Registration confirmation
A confirmation email will be sent to the email address provided during registration. Please contact the organizers if you do not receive confirmation within 24 hours.
Registration fees and payment
The registration fee is $100. If a fee applies, payment instructions and any applicable deadlines will be provided during registration. Registration is confirmed according to the payment and confirmation procedures established by the organizers. We must receive your payment prior to the training.
Cancellations and substitutions
Cancellations are non-refundable; however, substitutions will be allowed. Please email maimoua@mcoe.org to make accommodations for your substitute. Any cancellations or substitute must be made at least a month prior to the event date.
Meals and dietary needs
Please indicate any dietary requirements during registration. Requests will be accommodated where reasonably possible and communicated to the event caterer as appropriate. Please submit requests by September 15, 2027.
Accessibility
We are committed to making Library Camp welcoming and accessible. Please submit accommodation requests during registration or contact maimoua@mcoe.org by September 15, 2027 so the planning team can work with you on arrangements.
Photography and event communications
Event photography and recording may occur during Library Camp. Photography preferences will be collected during registration and handled in accordance with the event's approved photography and media policy. Any use of identifiable attendee images will follow the applicable consent process.
Privacy
Registration information will be used for event planning, communication, attendance management, and related administrative purposes. Information will be shared only as needed to administer the event and in accordance with applicable privacy requirements and organizational policies.
Event changes
The organizers reserve the right to make reasonable changes to the schedule, speakers, sessions, venue, or other event arrangements. Registered attendees will be notified of significant changes using the contact information provided.
Code of conduct
All attendees are expected to contribute to a welcoming, respectful, and professional environment. Harassment, discriminatory behavior, disruption, and conduct that interferes with others' participation will not be tolerated. The organizers may take appropriate action in response to violations, up to and including removal from the event, consistent with applicable policies.
Questions
For registration assistance, accessibility requests, or other questions, please contact Richard Winters at rwinters@mcoe.org.