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Library

Access Alcott Library Info Below

Great books are just a click away! You can search the Alcott Library from anywhere by using the links below. Search using the traditional Alcott Library Catalog or try out the new Destiny Discover layout!

Click here to access the Alcott Library Catalog.

Click here to access Destiny Discover.

Click here to access the KCLS Elementary Students Resource page

Helpful Library Links

  • Alcott Library Catalog
    Search for books and useful websites on the Alcott catalog.
  • Databases
    LWSD databases. Students in 3rd through 5th grade have the user names and passwords on the inside back cover of their agendas/planners.
  • Find Good Books
    Check out these award winning books!
  • King County Library - Kids
    The King County Library is a tremendous resource for books, databases, homework help, book reviews, and more.
  • LWSD Student Webpage
    Research and homework help for grades K to 5.
  • Works Cited
    In LWSD elementary students should follow this introduction to the Modern Language Association (MLA) format for crediting sources in their papers.

The mission of the Library and Information Program is to ensure that students are effective users of ideas and information.

Alcott Library Staff

Teacher-Librarian: Mrs. Melissa Tavares, mtavares@lwsd.org 

Instructional Assistant: Ms. EJ Riddle, eriddle@lwsd.org

The Teacher-Librarian encourages and supports lifelong learning and literacy by:

  • Maintaining an up-to-date, diverse collection of materials in a variety of formats
  • Teaching research and information skills, which result in self-reliant and critical users of information
  • Promoting a love of reading
  • Supporting curriculum with instruction and resources