Introducing #LVReads 2019!

#LVReads is a summer reading program for all students from preschool through high school. The program’s main goal is to create confident and capable readers who find JOY in reading. 

Our lists of suggested book titles will keep your students engaged with reading over the summer. These lists are organized by interest and reading level. You can check-out these books before school ends at your school library, or you can visit our special displays at Barnes and Noble in Westlake or Calabasas and pick up some fun titles for the summer.

Summer fun continues almost daily at our local libraries and Barnes and Noble stories.  Join our teachers and staff for read-alouds at Barnes and Noble on Saturdays from June 29 to August 17 from 2-3 and earn a free book.

Get all the dates on our "Community of Literacy" calendar! If you attend four of these great events and fill out our "Community of Events Participation Form", you are eligible to win a free book.  

When you're picking out books or reading, capture the moments and share them with us on social media.  Join our summer social media challenge!  Use #LVReads to tag your shares. You can participate in the photo theme of the week if you want to, or be creative! Family members, staff, and secondary students (age 13 and older) are all welcome to participate!  Details below.

Other Parent Resources for Summer Reading:
Heggerty Parent Tips
Reading Rockets Parent Tips
What Works Clearing House Parent Tips
Scholastic Parent Tips
LVUSD Media Centers are an essential part of the LVUSD educational system, and provide important resources for learners of all ages.  Besides books, our libraries provide access to computers, online databases, downloadable digital materials, quiet places where people can study, conversational places where young people can gather to work on school projects and meeting rooms for small conferences.  Media clerks are responsible for the the inventory, distribution and maintenance operations for our textbooks and curriculum materials.  All new adoptions must be properly accounted for, inventoried, barcoded and assigned through our library automation system.  In addition, LVUSD libraries are the distribution center for Acer laptops that are available through our Forward Learning Program, and house our “Genius Bars” where students offer repair services.
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