Library

The librarian and the School Committee strive to have a library collection that all students and parents consider appropriate. Nevertheless, the District recognizes the right of parents under state law and District Policy 11IR-107 Recognizing Constitutional Freedoms in Public Schools, to restrict their child’s access to materials the parent deems inappropriate. However, parents do not have the right to make that determination on behalf of other parents and students.

A parent desiring to restrict their own child’s access to specific library materials shall submit the request in writing (or via email) to the Librarian at the school their child is currently attending. If the material is a required part of classroom curriculum activities, the parent must follow the procedures for waiver contained in 11IR-107 Section 14.

4I-202 School Library Media Centers (Section 3.2)

Sora is a FREE student reading app. With Sora, you can borrow eBooks and audio books from our school, the Davis School District and the Davis County Library system on your personal device!

To set up your account, use the setup code: DAVISUT. Davis School District is considered our school name within the app. Students need to log in with their entire school email address as shown below. Once logged in, click on the menu in the top, right corner and then on the green plus sign next to “Add a public library”  and follow the instructions if you would like to access books from the Davis County Library as well.

CLICK HERE TO GET STARTED

Student login:
Username: complete district email address (example: 20student@go.dsdmail.net)
Password: The same password used to access computers at school (sequence of numbers)

Teacher login: Office365 username and password

If you have trouble logging in, email Mrs. Monroe at bmonroe@dsdmail.net .

We had a great first year with our Reading Eagles reading incentive program here at Eagle Bay during the 2022 - 2023 school year! 

Almost 100 students in 3rd - 6th grade voluntarily read lots and lots of books and were rewarded with fun prizes along the way. Combined, these students read about 400 books this school year! Our fourth graders who participated read almost 200 books and were celebrated with a fun party in the library to reward them for being the grade who read the most Reading Eagle books this school year. It was so much fun!

We are so glad that the program went so well this year and we're excited to do it again in the Fall!

Reading Eagles: 2023 –2024 School Year

Please read through the questions and answers below and feel free to reach out to me with any questions or concerns by emailing me at bmonroe@dsdmail.net.

Thank you!

FAQs:

Q: How does the Reading Eagle program work? 

A: Students in 3rd - 6th grade can choose to participate each year. They have to read books from the official reading list for that school year, fill out a Reading Eagles reading log for each book and turn them into me in the library to get credit. 

I track which books each student has turned in a reading log for and how many books each grade level has read as a whole. Students do not need to sign up. Turning in their first reading log lets me know that they want to be a part of the program for that school year. 

Q: What prizes do students earn?

A: Each time they turn in a completed reading log, they will earn a button/pin reflecting that book. They will also get to pick a prize if/when they’ve turned in 5, 10 and 15 reading logs. Students that read 5 or more books will also be put on our wall of fame! The students in the winning grade level who read and turned in reading logs for at least three books will also be invited to a special party with me at the end of the school year!

Q: What books are on the list this year?

A: The 3rd–4th grade list as well as 5th–6th grade lists are shown below. We use the district's "Book Battles" list each year. It's carefully curated to include books for readers of all levels in the grades that get to participate and they pick the best books!

Q: Where can the students get reading logs?

A: Reading logs can be printed online by clicking the button below or they can be picked up in the library any time that the school is open. 

printable reading log

Place a book from our Eagle Bay library on hold!

Here's how:

Visit Destiny Discover online from your student device by clicking HERE.

Click on "Log In" in the top right hand corner of the browser window. 

Log in using your Davis School District account. There is a blue bar that says "Davis School District SSO", when you click on it, it will automatically log you in as long as you're on your school issued device.

Once logged in, you can browse books by genre, see what books have recently been added to our library and put books on hold!

When you find a title that you want to check out from our library, click the bottom right hand corner of the tile that shows the cover of the book where it says "Hold". When the book you would like is ready for you, Mrs. Monroe will have it for you during your class' library time or she'll leave it in your teacher's mailbox so that they can get it to you sooner. 

It's that easy! If you have questions or need help, just email Mrs. Monroe at bmonroe@dsdmail.net.

SORA Digital Library

Student login:
Username: complete district email address (example: 20student@go.dsdmail.net)
Password: The same password used to access computers at school

Teacher login: Encore username and password

If you have trouble logging in, email Mrs. Monroe at bmonroe@dsdmail.net .

Utah's Online Library Database Catalog
Ask the librarian for login information by emailing Mrs. Monroe at bmonroe@dsdmail.net .

Davis Reads Website

Davis County Library