Library
Read. Wonder. Discover.
From choosing a favorite book to becoming an independent researcher, Stanley students grow as readers, thinkers and curious learners.
More Than Books
Building readers and researchers.
Stanley's library program nurtures a love of reading while helping students learn to find, understand and use information with increasing independence.
Through stories, research and classroom connections, students explore new perspectives, pursue their interests and build skills that support learning across the curriculum.
Growing Independence
Library learning grows with the child.
Students move from discovering the library and choosing books to navigating resources and conducting research with increasing confidence.
Pre-Kindergarten
Discover
Children experience stories and discover the joy of choosing books that spark their interests.
K/1/2
Explore
Students grow as readers, learn how libraries are organized and begin building research skills.
3/4/5
Investigate
Students navigate catalogs and research resources with increasing independence.
A Stanley Tradition
Assistant librarians
Students have opportunities to serve as assistant librarians, learning to check books in and out, care for shared resources and become increasingly independent members of the library community.
Meet Our Teacher-Librarian
Holly Westwood
Teacher-Librarian
Holly creates a welcoming library where students can explore their interests, build independence and develop a lasting love of reading and learning.