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Visiten la biblioteca para observar la ofrenda dedicado a nuestros queridos ya difuntos. Celebramos su presencia viva y su recorrido a Mictlán.

La exhibición fue realizada por los alumnos de CVHS de las clases de Español Avanzado y Cerámica. Los estudiantes investigaron la historia y el significado cultural de este día. A través de presentaciones, los alumnos de Español Avanzado inspiraron a los estudiantes de Artes Cerámicas para crear calaveritas, papel picado, velas y flores de cempasúchil.

Agradecemos a las profesoras Christensen y Bittner por su dedicación y liderazgo.

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Build Academic Vocabulary: Word Wise weekly challenge

CVHS Library announces a new schoolwide vocabulary building challenge. The Word Wise weekly challenge encourages students to learn and practice a set of academic words. The academic words are initially selected from Avril Coxhead's Academic Word List (AWL), University of Wellington, NZ. Teachers can engage students in the Word Wise challenge via this link. New words are posted on Mondays. Self-quizzes are posted on Fridays.https://library.cv.k12.ca.us/academicwriting/vocabulary Students can also independently find a new “Build vocabulary” section on the library website under the student services menu. The library will offer prizes at the end of the semester for:Stupendous effort Most words learnedMost creative useWord wise wizard level, individualMost word wise class and runner up (Frosh, Sophomore, Junior, Senior)The Words of the Week for November 11-15 are:This program is inspired by our English teachers' call to all academic departments to contribute to teaching academic vocabulary to our students. Thank you, English teachers!...

The third Love My Library Cleanup event will take place after school on November 14. Students, library volunteers, club advisors, and administrators who use the library after hours are all encouraged to register. Register on the library events calendar. The Love My Library and Take the Pledge Program are pilot programs to enable a food in the library policy while also improving the preservation of library collections. Our last two events are in November and December and will focus on completing the fiction collections bookshelves and some study spaces. In December the program will be assessed for participation and progress toward collection preservation. Let's keep our library sparkling! Thank you for registering....

Catalog button added on Library homepage

By popular demand, CVHS Library has added a “View Catalog” button on the homepage. Students, teachers and staff now have the option to access the library catalog directly without entering a search or by entering a search. The button functions similarly to the “View A-Z databases” on the Database A-Z tab, which, when clicked, displays all academic databases available to CVHS students and staff.Library users must log in to Destiny using their school Google account to be able to view their account....

Celebrating Native American, Indigenous and First Nations' cultures and heritage

This month, CVHS Library celebrates the history and contemporary works of Native American, Indigenous and First Nations authors and activists. A special exhibit documents the historic Klamath River Dam removals and Yurok youth eco-activists. CVHS environmentalists can gain inspiration from this decades-long effort to restore the natural flow of the Klamath River.BiographyFictionActivism, Agency and ResistanceYurok Youth EcoActivism and the Klamath Dam RemovalsHistory...

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