Library
Our library provides students with a wide array of fiction and nonfiction books available for students to browse and checkout. Our collection supports the elementary curriculum while providing students with age-appropriate and entertaining materials to encourage a love of reading.
Each class visits our library on a regular basis for thirty minutes to explore and enjoy literature, learn library and information skills and to check out books. TK-2nd graders visit every week and can bring home one book each visit. 3rd-5th graders visit every other week and can bring home two books.
Support our school every Wednesday
Enjoy a sweet treat and help support our school library! $5 per cup after school every Wednesday (weather permitting). $1 from every purchase goes back back to our library to buy new books.
Find out how you can help!
The library depends on the time and talents of our library helpers. Please consider becoming one of our wonderful volunteers who assist with the general upkeep of our library collection. No experience necessary! Volunteers must be cleared through Be A Mentor.
Contact chsue@srvusd.net with questions.
FREE ONLINE RESOURCES
FREE ONLINE RESOURCES![]()
FREE ONLINE RESOURCES
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Encyclopaedia Britannica is the publisher known for the classic reference compendium of summary informational articles on a wide range of subjects. The Britannica School is an online database aimed at the digital classroom. The online offerings are crafted by research experts and updated continuously — more than 1,000 new articles per month.
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ProQuest CultureGrams has concise cultural information on countries around the world. The resource provides country reports that include basic information as well as perspectives on daily life and culture, including background, customs and lifestyles of the world’s people. (User name: SRVUSD, Password: #4Libraries)
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National Geographic Kids will take them on amazing adventures in science, nature, culture, archaeology, and space. Engage young students and broaden their horizons with reputable, authoritative, age-appropriate digital content that brings them the world in a way they’ve never seen before. National Geographic Kids includes the complete run of the magazine from 2009 to the present, as well as books, videos, and images. Best for children aged 6–14. (If off campus, click on "Search for another location" in the sign in area and type in "San Ramon Valley USD")
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Tumbleweed Books
Read a new ebook online every day! Happy Tumbling! |
JEFF KINNEY DONATES $1500 TO BELLA VISTA'S LIBRARY
JEFF KINNEY DONATES $1500 TO BELLA VISTA'S LIBRARY![]()
JEFF KINNEY DONATES $1500 TO BELLA VISTA'S LIBRARY
Jeff Kinney, author of the popular Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, invited Ms. Cindi to participate in his book tour in October 2023. Ms. Cindi aced his book trivia game and was awarded a $1500 donation from Mr. Kinney to benefit the Bella Vista Library.
In an article from SLJ, Mr. Kinney shared his reason for supporting libraries:
“We just see this need and opportunity to celebrate librarians. So that's what we're hoping, to bring a lot of joy with us and to really make a point of recognizing how important libraries are to our communities and how much they need to be supported right now.”
Amazing job!
Thank you to all of our super readers and to family and friends for supporting our 2025 Read-a-Thon. We raised over $9500 this year for the Bella Vista Library and Ed Fund!
Our book fair was a wonderful succsess!
Thank you for supporting our spring 2025 book fair! We appreciate all of the families who visited our fair as well as the amazing volunteers who helped make it a fantastic fundraiser for our school. All proceeds benefit our school's library.
If you placed an order online, you should receive it by mail. For questions about your order, please contact scholasticstore@scholastic.com.
THANK YOU DVHS VOLUNTEERS
THANK YOU DVHS VOLUNTEERS![]()
THANK YOU DVHS VOLUNTEERS
Dougherty Valley High CSF members have been a huge part of our success at Bella Vista book fairs. Thank you to the many high school students who have volunteered to staple 600 flyers, work evening events and move heavy book cases!
WHERE DO YOUR ADOPT-A-BOOK FUNDS GO?
WHERE DO YOUR ADOPT-A-BOOK FUNDS GO?![]()
WHERE DO YOUR ADOPT-A-BOOK FUNDS GO?
Your generous donation to the Adopt-a-Book fund helps our library to expand our shelves with hundreds of new books. Your contributions also help foster our young readers' love of reading by updating our collection with the titles our students have been clamoring for. Please consider donating to the BV Library at registration.
