David L. RainerElementary

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Please visit our 
Family Resource Center
in the library. 
We have all sorts of
learning materials you
may check out
for practice at home.
Our hours are
8:00 am - 3:30 pm.
Come browse!

Welcome to the library media center

at David L. Rainer Elementary School! 

We love having you visit and learn with us, so come on in

and Read, Baby, Read!

Ms. Myles, our Library Media Specialist, and Mrs. Boleratz, our Media Paraprofessional, are happy to help you find just the right book (click here to browse the catalog)
or locate any information you may need. 
Our school's library media center is open from 8:15 to 3:30 each school day; the Accelerated Reader system is available from 8:15 until 3:30.  (Our library has access to every AR quiz that has ever been created - woohoo!)

Does this book have an AR quiz?

Ever wonder if that book you’re reading from home is an AR book? Click here to find out. Navigate to the Advanced Search tab, then type in the ISBN number, and click “Go.”

If the book comes up, check the cover and the author’s full name to make sure they match the book you are reading, then copy down the test number. Bring it to school and you can take the test when you’re done enjoying your book! Our library has access to every AR test that has ever been created – so read, baby, read!

Library Mission Statement

The mission of the David L. Rainer Elementary School Library is to create a welcoming, vibrant, student-centered learning hub at the heart of our school.  We endeavor to foster cultural and aesthetic appreciation, inspire intellectual curiosity, promote ethical standards, and nurture a deep and abiding love of reading and literature. We are a collaborative, integral part of the instructional program, dedicated to providing our learning community with meaningful instruction, enriching resources, and supportive services, while considering the varied interests, abilities, and maturity levels of the pupils served.

Further, our purpose is to ensure that our students are empowered with information literacy skills – acquiring, analyzing, and utilizing information - and are motivated to become productive, independent, lifelong learners, for the betterment of themselves and their communities in the 21^st century.

This mission recognizes the essential role of the school library program in the educational process as students reach their full potential.