Click on this link to look up a book in the
 Ralston Middle School Library:

http://opac.libraryworld.com/opac/signin?libraryname=ralston

 
Mrs. King welcomes
 all the students and staff members to the
Ralston Library

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Adopt-A-Book  is returning for 2011-2012!

          Become Part of Ralston School      History through Adopt-A-Book

Ralston , like many schools , has limited funds for purchasing new books. Adopt-A-Book program is a way of introducing new Fiction books to broaden your student's horizons. 

You may shop local, shop on the net or contribute directly to the library

with a cash donation. Write the check to Ralston School and 

under memo write library.

For more information on how to Adopt-A-book

/home/CA41688666043483/Adopt%20a%20book%20form%20Ralston3.pdf Adopt a book form Ralston3.pdf  

Visit The Reading Bug

 Phone  591-0100 or go to The Reading Bug store located in San Carlos and ask for the  Ralston Library Wish List

http://www.thereadingbug.com/

M.King's Wish List/Ralston Middle School at Amazon.com

http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/21UQE97SKS1EB
 

    Thank you so much for donating to the Ralston book collection with  Adopt-a-Book titles from our wish list. The titles you purchased for us this year were invaluable – we’ve seen a steady increase in our student’s interesting the new titles.

Questions-Please call Mrs.King 650-637-4880 ext. 1657 or email: mking@brssd.org

Friends of the Library

Here is a list of Families who have participated in our Adopt -A- Book Program in 2011-2012

Anonymous, Shimizu, Anonymous, Becker-Lipton, King, Noleroth,

Koda, Anonymous, Tannous

SEE YOUR NAME HERE - ADOPT A BOOK!

Thank you to the Ralston PTA for your generous support.

Here is a list of Families who have participated in our Adopt -A- Book Program in 2010-2011

Boyarsky, Dennler, Cheung-Louie, Koda,

Anonymous

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Here is a list of Families who have participated in our Adopt -A- Book Program in 2009-2010

Asrir, Hamme, Lay, So, Gottesman, Adams. Quelle-Tallent, Magaline-Presotto, Nuestaedter, Modesitt, Sims, Zaino, King, Schmitt, R5udger,. Tannous, Blair-Castro, Graves, Yue-Schoemehl, So, Ma, Marks, Hopkins Dupuy-Singer, Valbusa, Manganaris, Allen.

Thank you to the Ralston PTA for your generous support.


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I as a school library media specialist I keep the circulation and cataloging databases current. I provide collection analysis; order and process books and other materials (digital and print) to keep the collection current and in line with the state curriculum requirements. Today's school library programs are focused on helping students learn to think in more complex ways, to instill students with a love of reading and to prepare them to become information and technology literate, while enabling students to become independent life long learners. "Information Power: Building Partnerships for Learning." American Association of School Librarians 1 (1998): Print. » read more...