Hassenfeld could use your help

The library needs volunteers to help reshelve returned books.
By Emily Theobald, Lower School Librarian

Things are busy on the lower level of the Hassenfeld Library. Each of our 352 students check out one to three books each week, which means we have a wonderful culture of reading here at USN. It also means that we have many books to reshelve. If you would like to help us out in the afternoons, please contact parent volunteer Grace Jackson or Lower School Librarian Emily Theobald who will send you a link to choose specific days to suit your schedule. You are welcome to coordinate with your child’s library day. Kindergarten and first grades come in the afternoon, so you could also be a special guest.
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