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Teachers!

Sign up your class for Summer Reading

It's nearly time for Summer Reading at Multnomah County Library. Our 2009 program begins June 12. This year teachers can sign up their students in grades K-8 for Summer Reading while they are still in school. Use the Fax Cover Sheet (pdf) and Class Roster (pdf) forms to register your class for Summer Reading. Fill out and fax the forms to Multnomah County Library no later than May 15, 2009. The school promotion ends on May 15, so students who want to sign up after that point will need to sign up at their local library starting June 12. We'll mail gameboards to your school by the end of the school year. Beginning June 12, children ages 0–18 who have not signed up at school may sign up for Summer Reading at their local library.

Download the Promotional Flyer (pdf)

Privacy of Student Information

The library collects the child's name, age, and school to verify that each student plays the game only once. This information is not shared with other parties, and at the end of the summer, all children's names are purged from the Summer Reading database.

Summer Reading Video for Classroom Viewing

Get the scoop on Summer Reading from Chen and Sophie and the Nosey Kids News by watching our animated 6-minute Summer Reading video! The video can be used as a classroom tool to explain and spark student interest in the Summer Reading program. One copy of the DVD was sent to the school library staff person at your school. If you need a replacement DVD, please contact Suzanne Harold at suzanneh@multcolib.org or 503.849.9667.

T-shirts

Back by popular demand, Summer Reading t-shirts for adults are available beginning May 1. Show your educator library card and you'll get a t-shirt for half price–just $6!

If You Have Questions or Suggestions

Please contact Summer Reading Program Coordinator Suzanne Harold at 503.849.9667 or suzanneh@multcolib.org with any questions. We appreciate hearing any comments or suggestions about Summer Reading (the programs, game, website, video or the information you've received).