Students ready to battle!

2nd year moderator for our PSJA Battle of the Bluebonnets. Thank you!

Ready for the challenge!

Featuring Sandra Cisneros "The House on Mango Street"

Paper Bag Art

Song of Solomon

Has written a number of books that are on national and Texas reading lists such as: The Memory of Light and Disappeared.

Born in Monterrey, Mexico, and now lives in Boston Mass. Mr. Stork is an attorney, author, Harvard and Columbia Law Universities alumni. He specializes in Young Adult Novelist Chicano, Hispanic Literature. He received a number of accolades one being: Mexican Nobel Laureate

Angela Cervantes is the author of popular novels Me, Frida, and the Secret of the Peacock Ring, Gaby, Lost and Found, Allie, First at Last, and Lety Out Loud, which won a 2020 Pura Belpré Honor Award. In addition to her own original novels, Angela authored the junior novelization for Disney/Pixar’s animated-film, Coco.

Kds had an incredible time with Ms. Cervantes. She was amazing.

Shared a meal with Pat Mora on her arrival to PSJA

Pat signed over 200 books for students and staff.

Pat inspires students to read and write. She projects the love of reading and writing.

The incredible activity at Palmer Elementary was an exciting day for our PSJA students.

Mrs. Corina Ramirez together with our Principal, Assistant Principal and Library Director attend and participate in the activities of the day during Dr. Seuss celebration.

The celebration includes community members as well as district staff to read to our students at Palmer. What fun!

It was a pleasure to read to two classes during my visit to Palmer's Dr. Seuss event.

Love those smiles on our students beautiful faces.

Our beautiful librarian, Mrs. Connie De Hoyos orchestrated this great event in a most exciting manner. Thank you Mrs. De Hoyos!

Our number increase each year. Retired staff members, parents, office staff, technology integration specialists and anyone willing to read our selected books is welcomed to join.

During our lunch time we meet and discuss the books we read. We continue to instill the love of reading to everyone!

Our discussion enlighten us and fortifies us to continue the joy of reading.

We had a number of librarians volunteer at our Centennial Movie Night at the PSJA Stadium.

After a long day at school, they continue to shine for our patrons.

The Drive In setting was a memorable time. We went back in time to remember the "Good Ole Days."

Parents appreciated our Book Fair, the were able to buy one book and get the second book FREE.

A librarian's job is never done! No matter where or when we continue to instill reading to all whom we meet.

Librarian, Letty Gonzalez (PSJA SW ECHS) purchases books for her students for their achievements.

Virtual meetings

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Everywhere we go we have to practice distancing.

PSJA librarians take the lead in our e-Learning platform.

100% of our librarians come through with their creative ways to read books on line. For Secondary Book talks and Book Trailers were applied.

District Library proposal to get our PSJA libraries to be the best there is!