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Click the Follett Destiny icon below to search our library for books.
Click the Follett Destiny icon below to search our library for books.
Click the icon above to search for books in our library.
Or go under tvcs.org bookmarks and select Destiny.
Access your personal library account
Access your personal library account
click the Follett Destiny icon to the left and follow these steps:
click the Follett Destiny icon to the left and follow these steps:
1) Click on The Villages Middle School link
2) Click on Login (in the top right corner)
3) Enter this info:
Username: first initial, Student ID # (your Skyward username)
Password: buffalo (same for all students)
4) Once in Destiny Discover, you can:
click on My Info to see your current check outs
find book recommendations
click on Advanced Search to find books. You can add books to your Personal List or Want to Read list.
Understanding Lexile Levels
Option 1: Search for Books by book level
Option 2: Search for Books by Lexile Level
What is a reading level?
What is a reading level?
Leveled reading or guided reading match up a child with a book at the correct reading level for them. Leveled reading uses various assessment tools to determine how well your student reads, and then matches him or her to books that are challenging enough for them to make progress. Books are categorized into levels of difficulty. Among the more popular systems for reading assessment used are The Lexile® Framework for Reading, Accelerated Reader, Fountas & Pinnell and DRA.
Leveled reading or guided reading match up a child with a book at the correct reading level for them. Leveled reading uses various assessment tools to determine how well your student reads, and then matches him or her to books that are challenging enough for them to make progress. Books are categorized into levels of difficulty. Among the more popular systems for reading assessment used are The Lexile® Framework for Reading, Accelerated Reader, Fountas & Pinnell and DRA.
YA (Young Adult) books
YA (Young Adult) books
6th graders need a parent permission note on file in the library to check out YA books. A simple message stating your child's name and that they have permission to check out YA books is sufficient to cover their entire 6th grade year. This only applies to checking out books from our library. Books can be purchased or checked out from any other location.
7th & 8th graders do not need permission notes for YA.
Book Challenges
A concerned citizen who feels that objectionable materials have been included in the school library media center may request a conference with the school administrator and/or library media specialist. Please open the form in the link below for more information.
Request for Reconsideration of Library Media Center Materials
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