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Library News Update
Month of January
2026
HAPPY NEW YEARS!!!
January 28th is National LEGO Day. Suzanne Library will be hosting the first annual CHALLENGER LEGO Day Challenge. Students can win cool prizes for just playing with LEGOS. Sign-Up sheets are in the library, limited spots available.. Rules and description of the contest can be found at the library. Hope to see you all there.
On January 19th Suzanne Library will be honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Please stop by and check out the display. Read the entire text "I Have A Dream". Follow King's march to Civil Rights legislation.
Congratulations to Leah Tran, Kylie Kung, Maliha Mukaddisa and Dylan Barrow for their Creative Excellence. Their bookmark designs are available at the library.
Students can start placing Book Holds on their favorite books. Pick them up at the counter and check them out without having to search the library.
Congratulations to Jerry Liu, James Wa, Connor Fang, Varron Djuanda
500 PCS Starry Night
NEW FUN ACTIVITIES
500 to 1000 piece Jigsaw Puzzles waiting to be solved
Cool Brain teasers to challenge your IQ
Don't lose your head playing Gonggi
NEW LIBRARY HOURS
Suzanne Library has new library hours.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday
9am - 3:30pm
Thursday
8am - 2:30pm
If you are having Chromebook issues, have a student drop it off or stop by to exchange it.
COMING SOON TO THE LIBRARY
The Ray McMullen Library is a valuable resource for both Students and Faculty. If you have ideas on decorating for future Observance Month or would like to use the Library/Annex space to host a club or event, please reach out to
Mr. Leung or Mrs. Flores for more details.
CHROMEBOOK FAQ
Question #1:
IT receives calls about students having trouble login to their Chromebooks.
Answer:
The source of the problem is usually with Google Servers. Another possibility is that too many students are logging in all at once.
The solution is to have a few students login at a time to reduce server or router overload.
Question #2:
Some teachers are reporting Chromebook keyboards are typing incorrect letters.
Answer #1:
Often times it was a student trying to change the language setting on their Chromebook. The solution is to toggle language setting back to "US".
Solution #1:
HP Chromebooks: Pressing CTRL + SHFT + Spacebar until the correct language appears in the bottom-right corner of the screen.
DELL Chromebooks: Press SEARCH (the icon that looks like a Magnified Glass) + SHIFT and tap "T"
Solution #2:
If that doesn't work, change the keyboard setting manually in the Chromebook's settings or perform a full Powerwash (factory reset) by pressing Ctrl + Alt + Shift + R after signing out.
CHROMEBOOK ISSUES
If your student is having issues with their Chromebook or it has been damaged, have the Chromebook exchanged at the library. Send your student with the Chromebook to the library during library hours. All other non-Chromebook related issue you can send a Help Desk Ticket to Bill King.
Library Hours
Mon 9:30 - 3:30, Tue 9:30 - 3:30, Wed 9:30 - 3:30, Thu 8:30 - 2:30, Fri 9:30 - 3:30
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