Read your books in the canoe that was built by fourth and fifth grade students. Our media center is the home of a variety of wildlife. Any Lincoln Heights student can tell you about the various exotic animals. Four fantastic totem poles and an Aztec calendar were donated by fifth graders to create a unique learning environment. We have two Scholastic Bookfairs each year.
Students claim ownership in our collection through book donations.
Books may be donated in honor of their birthday or to honor a special teacher at our school. The media community center allows students to learn all about the many aspects of successfully operating a media center and they get to be a part of encouraging lifelong readers by creating book reviews on a computer catalog for all their friends to read. The media community center allows students to learn all about the many aspects of successfully operating a media center and they get to be a part of encouraging lifelong readers by creating book reviews on a computer catalog for all their friends to read. Due to the fact that our media center is such a busy place, we need help each day. If you'd be interested in shelving books, monitoring the children as they return and check out books, and lots of other fun jobs, please consider joining our helpers.