Get ready for some fun in the sun summer reading! Come to one of our summer reading giveaways for some origami crafts, goodies, and, of course, books! And don't forget, you can read online anytime with Sora!

On April 14, Weiss and Hendrickson students competed at Ann Richards School against 6 other high schools in the annual Battle of the Books. Students read 10 books throughout the year and answered trivia questions about each book in 3 different rounds of questioning. Everyone had a great time!

Librarian Purity Austin at Caldwell held a Who Would Win? book club based on the books by Jerry Pallotta. Python or alligator? Killer whale or great white shark? The students got to decide and vote for their winner!

5th graders at Wieland Elementary created blackout poetry in the library to celebrate National Poetry Month in April!

Carpenter librarian, Jennifer Coleman, shared her writing skills with Weiss Child Development students for their children's book project.

Students at PCMS created their librarian in Rubik’s Cubes. Students are first taught how to solve the cube as Younglings using You Can Do the Cube videos on YouTube. As they practice, they move up in levels to Padawan level. Jedis are the fastest solvers and then they become Jedi Masters when they learn how to teach others. All of Jedi’s and Masters also meet in their “extra” minutes to create Mosaics by using one side of the cube for their pixels. They can turn any jpeg into a mosaic using 400 cubes. Can you solve the cube?