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On February 13, Advanced Spanish students from Ms. Christensen's class celebrate Black History Month at the library with a unique book display. CVHS Advanced Spanish students have researched Afro-Latino authors and will showcase their research skills and the authors' works at the library.  

Explore Afro-Latino authors in this intersectional book display starting February 13th. Class visits are welcome beginning February 14th. Many genres including Sci-Fi and graphic novels. 

Any CVHS student may check out a book that is on display, read a bilingual review of the book written by a CVHS student, listen to a book trailer or listen to an author interview. Bring your cellphones to access the QR codes!

The display will remain in the library until the end of the month. 

Please encourage students to explore authors that bring a unique perspective to literature and our world!

Don't have a date! Go on a Blind Date with a Book. Rate your date after you read it!

Was it love at first read? Friend zone? Awkward but funny? or a hard pass - not my vibe!?

 

How it works

Visit the library to select your date. Each book is in an envelope with a hint drawn on the front. Kaelyn Anderson, Library TA, has decorated each envelop beautifully. Take out one of the envelopes, drop it off at the library when you're done, and rate your date! 

BDWB and student artwork is brought to you by Library TAs extraordinaire: Natalyi Feldenheimer and Kaelyn Anderson.

CVHS students, teachers and staff now have access to current editions of the New York Times while on the high school campus, compliments of CVHS Library. 

Visit the library website for access to the New York Times (Current Edition) via the Databases A-Z or News Resources.

 

Knowledge for class. Knowledge for life.


Whether you are prepping course materials or planning for the weekend ahead, discover original, quality journalism that helps you
understand the world — and make the most of every part of life. 

  • Connect to school Wifi and begin reading today.
  • No user names. No passwords.

About our institutional subscription

All CVHS users have access to 

  • New York Times U.S., Spanish, Canadian, Chinese and International editions.
  • Current issues via direct institutional subscription with New York Times
  • World, Business, Arts, LifeStyle and Opinion sections, NY Times Magazine and Interactive articles
  • Does not include Games or Cooking

For older issues, citation management tools, and to download articles, use Proquest. Links to the New York Times via Proquest are on the library website.


Seek the truth. Find new perspectives. Inform your conversations on current topics!
 

Cozy up this winter with a great book! Check out a book for the winter break.

CVHS Library has a great selection of winter reads on display. See if you can figure out the common theme when you visit the library!

CVHS Library launches its Friends of the Library program with information for families about volunteering and contributing to the library. 

Families will find:

  • Guidance about supporting a child's learning, including ways to encourage and develop lifelong readers. 
  • Opportunities to volunteer as a guest speaker or in a library event.
  • Opportunities to contribute.

Visit the “Families” section of the library website:

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