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Library

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Our Vision

The vision of the Tarrant City Schools’ Media Center Program is to develop independent thinkers and lifelong learners. Students that are college and/or career ready and able to actively contribute to our global society. 

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Schedule

The media center is open Monday through Friday from 7:30-2:45 PM.  Students may use the media center for individual checkout and projects.  The media center is also a classroom where each class meets weekly for 30 minutes with the media specialist.

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 Collection

The media center has over 8,000 items.  Our collection includes books, interactive e-books, and a digital database.

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 Checkout Policy

Kindergartners may check out one book a week to keep in their classrooms.  First and second grade students may check out three books.

Books are checked out for two weeks at a time. If a student has an overdue book, he or she may not check out another book until the overdue book is returned.  There are no fines for overdue books.  If a book is lost or damaged, the student is expected to pay for that item.

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Our media center is a great place to learn and explore.  It's also a really fun place to be!

 

 

 

Resources for Teachers, Parents, and Students

Alabama Virtual Library

The Alabama Virtual Library provides access to free library and information resources.

Tarrant Elementary Digital Catalog

See what books we have in our library!

Capstone Library and Pebble Go Database

Check out our e-book collection and Pebble Go.  Our Pebble Go Database is available in English and Spanish.

Email: parsons.louise@tarrant.k12.al.us

Phone: 2058417541

Qualifications: National Board Certified Teacher M.Ed. Literacy, Lesley University

Louise Parsons

I've been the librarian at Tarrant Elementary for about 20 years.  In my opinion, my job is the best one in the building, and I love it just as much today as when I started.  My favorite thing about my job is sharing books with our students and watching them grow into excited, capable readers.