WELCOME TO ACME LIBRARY
CONTACT
Melissa Menti, District Librarian
melissa@mtbaker.wednet.edu
(360) 617-4517
Anne Skelton, Elementary Librarian
askelton@mtbaker.wednet.edu
(360) 617-4407
STUDENT LIBRARY ACCOUNTS
Username: lunch number
Password: first and last name initials (i.e. Jane Smith is js)
Username: mb+lunch number
Password: 1234
Username: mb+lunch number
Password: 1234
You can also log in with your library card.
Username: mb+lunch number
Password: 1234
You can also log in with your library card.
LINKS
Gale in Context: Biography - Password: baker
Junior Library Guild - No password needed, but you need to watch the due date; if you do not finish a book in one sitting, write down where you left off so you can find it again.
Partnership with Whatcom County Library Parent Letter
Secondary Literature Closet
WCLS ConnectEd & ConnectEd Slideshow
"READ ACROSS AMERICA" CHOICE BOARD
WASHINGTON LIBRARY ASSOCIATION BOOK AWARDS 2021-22

OTTER Award - For transitional readers in grades 1-3, open nominations, committee selected, student voted. The idea for this award was born at nErDCamp Bellingham in February of 2015. The original OTTER co-chairs, Arika Dickens and Monica Hodges, met at the free book table and started chatting about the need for a good list of new transitional chapter books with maybe an award, like the Sasquatch Award, but for younger students. They exchanged Twitter information, piloted the program in their own districts, and applied for the award through WLMA (now WLA School Library Division).
Sasquatch Award - Novels for grades 4-6, open nominations, committee selected, student voted. Twelve great books are nominees. But only one will win. Fourth, fifth, and sixth graders can participate in the voting process by reading at least two of the nominees.
Sasquatch Reading Challenge - 4th-6th graders are welcome to participate in the Sasquatch Reading Challenge! Print out your Sasquatch Foot/Bookmark for 2021-22 and keep track of your Sasquatch reading!
Washington Children’s Choice Picture Book Award (WCCPBA) - Picture book award for grades K-3, open nominations, committee selected, student voted. The Washington Children’s Choice Picture Book Award was started in 1982. All Washington state students in public and private schools, from kindergarten through third grade in Washington State are welcome to vote. Students hear all 20 nominated picture books, read by their library teacher and/or classroom teacher and participate in literature activities for each book.
William C. Towner Award - Informational text for grades 2-6, open nominations, committee selected, student voted. The Towner Award is named after Bill Towner, longtime Seattle librarian and mentor to dozens of librarians. Bill was an outstanding teacher-librarian who worked with thousands of students from all backgrounds and taught all of them his love of literature. Bill showed us how caring teachers and librarians can make a difference.Visit the Washington Library Association (WLA) Book Awards website.