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Welcome to the Montlake Library

How to Use the Seattle Public Library

State of the Library Report May 2023

Technology

Digital Citizenship

digital citizenship

Montlake students are digital natives and our job is to help them navigate that world in a safe and responsible way. “Digital citizens recognize and value the rights, responsibilities and opportunities of living, learning and working in an interconnected digital world, and they engage in safe, legal and ethical behavior.” The Washington State Technology Standards outline detailed ways to teach digital citizenship to our students. This year I’ll be collaborating with classroom teachers to weave technology needs into library classes.

Volunteer Information

Volunteers keep our program going. In order to provide students with the highest quality of educational experiences it is necessary to rely on volunteers to support some of the ongoing non-student contact tasks like shelving of titles. If you are interested in attending and assisting in the library while your child is (or isn’t) present contact Vivian van Gelder, our Montlake Volunteer Coordinator, vavangelder@seattleschools.org

Volunteer opportunities include shelving, check in/out, book repair, special projects! Thank you for your support.

Contact me at jkpurcell@seattleschools.org

Tech Resources Information

Make use of a wide range of SPS supported resources by logging in via the Student Portal. Once a student has logged in using their unique username and password, they have access to many of the resources without the need to log in again.

Any sites that do require an additional log in, use the following:

username: seattlesps
password: ask Librarian