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Mrs. Newell and Mrs Donahue — or is that Piggie and Gerald? — are very excited about the school year! We have many interesting things happening in the library and want to help all students develop a love for reading. Come say "Hi" to us in the library!
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Summer Reading Ideas from your ICCSD Librarians!
It's hard to believe it's summer vacation, especially since we have been home since March! Please read on to access the district librarians' resource for summer reading programs and ideas.
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NEW!!! Hoover Resources Website - Parents & Students
Visit this site for all you need to know about learning from home - activities from the Specials Team, COVID-19 resources, meal sites, and more.
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Specials Team - Let's Play Bingo!
The Specials Team has come together to create and offer a fun alternative for your students.
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COVID-19 - Information & Resources
These are unsettling times, and we are first and foremost concerned for your health and safety.
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Elementary Students - Accessing Dreambox & Lexia
The ICCSD has shared information on the district website specific to our elementary students.
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Need Technology, Internet Access, or Tech Help?
You will need to request access to technology for your students by completing the request form or calling the district. Need to contact tech support? Please read on.
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Clever Dashboard & Remote Learning
Watch this short how-to video to help you understand how to access and use the resources available to students through the Clever dashboard.
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Mackin How-To's & Resources
MackinVia offers students the ability to browse for books online, check them out, and read or listen at home. It's like visiting the library on your device. Watch the video!
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Introducing the Student AIM Card
The Iowa City Community School District, in partnership with the Coralville, Iowa City, and North Liberty public libraries, is pleased to announce a new literary initiative to offer students greater access to books and other resources. We call it the AIM Card.
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How to Use My Student AIM Card
Follow step-by-step directions to use your student AIM card at area public libraries.
