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Calendar Rush Co. Reads Join us in June for summer reading and come back in July for... Calendar Book Pick CALENDAR OF EVENTS Rush Co. Community Read Book Selection 1776 by David McCullough is a non-fiction book that chronicles the pivotal first year of the American Revolutionary War, focusing on George Washington and his Continental Army as they faced overwhelming odds against the British. The book details the struggles, defeats, and eventual triumphs of the inexperienced American soldiers, highlighting their resilience and the near-disastrous state of the cause for independence, which was saved by events like the miraculous evacuation from Brooklyn. It's known for its narrative vitality, extensive research, and humanizing portrayal of the soldiers and commanders on both sides.

Want to know how to get or renew a library card? What our meeting room policies are? Volunteer? This page answers all your burning RPL questions. Sobre nosotros Nuestra misión Responder Responder a las necesidades de información de todos los ciudadanos de nuestra comunidad . Mejorar Mejorar y fomentar la imaginación, la exploración, la recreación y el crecimiento intelectual. Prever Anticipar y abordar los intereses culturales, educativos, comerciales y tecnológicos del público. Desarrollar Desarrollar y proporcionar un entorno acogedor que promueva la alfabetización, el aprendizaje y una mejor calidad de vida.

Teen Reading Recommendations Winter According to Humphrey Grades 4-6 Winterfrost Grade 4-6 A Warm Winter Grades 4-6 Sugar in Milk Grades K-3 Snow Day Grades K-3 In the Winter Woods Grades 4-6 Let it Snow Grades K-3 Blizzard Grades K-3 Brian's Winter Grades 4-6 Best in Snow Grades K-3 Winter Recs Anti-Winter Recs Hidden Summer Grades 4-6 Summer Reading is Killing Me Grades 4-6 Watermelon Day Grades K-3 Summer Ball Grades 4-6 Pool Party Grades K-3 One Lucky Summer Grades 4-6 The Penderwicks Grades 4-6 How Do You Know It's Summer Grades K-3 City Summer, Country Summer Field Guide to Summer Grades K-3

Click here for information about the governing body of the Rushville Public Library. Oard B Biblioteca La biblioteca está bajo la dirección de un consejo de administración de siete miembros que sirven sin remuneración. Son nombrados por períodos escalonados de cuatro años: uno por el consejo del condado, uno por el consejo de la ciudad, uno por el alcalde, uno por el consejo del condado, uno por los comisionados del condado y tres por la corporación escolar. La junta es el organismo normativo de la biblioteca y determina cuestiones tales como el horario de apertura, los días festivos, las vacaciones, los salarios y también trabaja con el Director en la preparación del presupuesto de la biblioteca. La junta contrata y asesora al Director en el funcionamiento de la biblioteca. La junta se reúne el tercer lunes de cada mes a las 6:00 pm excepto cuando cae en un día festivo. Cuando la reunión regular cae en un día festivo cuando la biblioteca está cerrada, la reunión está programada para el cuarto lunes. Board Member Information Karen Brashaber, Rush County Commissioners, term expires October 2028 Matthew Easley, City of Rushville, term expires September 2027 Amanda Harris, Mayor City of Rushville, term expires February 2027 Lou Starkey, Rush County Council, term expires December 2026 Jenna Gardner, Rush County Schools, term expires April 2030 Trenia Logan, Rush County Schools, term expires February 2030 Have a suggestion? Click on the button below. Patron Feedback

1000 libros antes del jardín de infancia preguntas frecuentes Recursos Socios El concepto es simple, las recompensas no tienen precio. Léale un libro (cualquier libro) a su recién nacido, bebé y/o niño pequeño. El objetivo es haber leído 1,000 libros (sí, puedes repetir libros) antes de que tu preciado niño comience el jardín de infantes. ¿Suena duro? No realmente si lo piensas. Si lees solo 1 libro por noche, habrás leído alrededor de 365 libros en un año. Eso es 730 libros en dos años y 1.095 libros en tres años. Si consideras que la mayoría de los niños comienzan el jardín de infantes alrededor de los 5 años, ¡tienes más tiempo del que crees! Enroll Now Book distribution is made possible through the RCCF CIRCLe Grant. Form

Click here for answers to our most frequently asked questions. How do I? General2 Find my PIN? Typically, when a new Evergreen Indiana card is issued the PIN number is the last four digitals of the card holder's phone number. Change my PIN? Log into the Evergreen Indiana online catalog (https://evergreen.lib.in.us/eg/opac/home). In the top right hand corner click on the My Account button. Click on "Forgot your password?" under the PIN number or Password box. Type in your library card barcode and the email associated with your library card. If you do not know the email associated wth your card you will need to contact RPL at 765-932-3496 for further assistance. Find the library's eBooks? For a device: 1. Go to the Google Play store or Apple App store and look for Libby. 2. Download the app and search for Rushville Public Library (Indiana, not Illinois!). 3. Use your Library ID (barcode number) and 4-digit PIN number to log in. For the desktop: 1. Go to rushvillelibrary.com. 2. Click on the eBooks icon on the home page. 3. Use your Library ID (barcode number) and 4-digit PIN number to log in. Renew my books? Go to rushvillelibrary.com and click on the catalog button. It will take you to the Evergreen Indiana catalog. Click on the My Account button located in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Put in your library barcode number and PIN/Password and click Log In. Go to the Items Checked Out tab. All physcial items checked out to you will be listed here. Click in the white box next to each item you'd like to renew. Click on the Renew button. OR Call the library or stop by to renew items. Most items can be renewed up to two times if no one else is waiting for them. Put a book on hold? Go to rushvillelibrary.com and click on the catalog button. It will take you to the Evergreen Indiana catalog. Click on the My Account button located in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Put in your library barcode number and PIN/Password and click Log In. Now you are logged in and can search the catalog. Find the materials you wish to put on hold. When you find them click on the place hold link located on the right hand side of the screen. Donate books and other materials? The library welcomes donations of books that are new or gently used and published in the last three years. Please bring book donations to the front desk. If you need a receipt for tax purposes, please ask for a donation form. Chosen books will be placed in our book sale bookshelf. Proceeds from these sales directly benefit library projects. RPL reserves the right to return or discard any books not fitting the selection criteria and does not accept magazines, DVDs, CDs, VHS tapes, or worn, tattered or soiled books. Reserve a room? The library has a meeting room available for your next business meeting or social gathering. Call (765) 932-3496 to check room availability. Request an interlibrary loan? There are two ways to request an item through interlibrary loan. -Download the Evergreen Indiana app and log in (username = library card number, password = last four digits of the phone number given on your library registration). Look up the item to put on hold and choose the library you wish to pick it up from. Also add how you wished to be notified when the item arrives (text, phone call or email). -Stop at the front desk at the library and ask for Pam, our interlibrary loan librarian to request the material that you need. Please keep in mind that we may not be able to get certain items such as new releases and DVDs through interlibrary loan. Suggest an item for purchase? If there is an item that is not in our collection that would be used by our community, we want to know. Give the title and author to the front desk. Get a library card? Any resident or property owner in the town of Rushville is eligible for a resident Rushville Public Library card. For information on other types of cards (non-resident, reciprocal borrower, teacher, student or PLAC) please contact the library at info@rushvillelibrary.com or call (765) 932-3496. You must apply for your card in person. Children under the age of 18 must have their parent or legal guardian with them to apply for a library card. It is recommended, but not required, that a child be 5 years of age before applying for a personal card. Parents will be financially responsible for any lost or damaged items that their children may incur. Your first card is free, but there is a $2 fee for a replacement card. PLEASE BRING ONE OF THE FOLLOWING IN WITH YOU: -State Issued I.D. (ie, driver's license) that has your current address on it -Vehicle registration form -Computer generated bank statement or government notification issued in applicant’s name within last 30 days -Computer generated utility, credit card company, doctor or hospital bill, issued in applicant’s name within last 30 days -Change-of-address confirmation from the United States Postal Service showing prior and current address of residence (A P.O. Box is not acceptable as a residence address) -Property tax receipt issued in applicant’s name (from current tax year) -Any postmarked piece of mail (addressed to you) that has been sent within the last 30 days. Update my information? Stop by a front desk at the library and ask to update your information. You must bring one of the following with you with the updated information. PLEASE BRING WITH YOU: Vehicle registration form Computer generated bank statement or government notification issued in applicant’s name within last 30 days Computer generated utility, credit card company, doctor or hospital bill, issued in applicant’s name within last 30 days Change-of-address confirmation from the United States Postal Service showing prior and current address of residence (A P.O. Box is not acceptable as a residence address) Property tax receipt issued in applicant’s name (from current tax year) Any postmarked piece of mail (addressed to you) that has been sent within the last 30 days. Find the answer to a question not listed here? We want to answer your question. Please contact us at info.rushvillelibrary@gmail.com and a staff member will respond to you promptly.

Volunteer Position Description Outreach Delivery Driver Purpose: The purpose of the outreach delivery driver role is to deliver library materials to our regularly assigned Outreach patrons. Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: Upon successful completion of the volunteer screening process and adequate training Book Nook volunteers will assist with: Pick up small totes of library bags of books that are tagged with an Outreach patron's name and address. Delivery books inside the tote and retrieve Outreach patron's previous deliveries Return "old" materials and totes to the library. Time Commitment & Scheduling: Once a week, about 45 minutes. Longer if you like to talk. Volunteer Qualifications, Skills & Abilities: Outreach delivery drivers must a valid Indiana drivers license. Upon completion of training and a reasonable time on task, volunteers must be able to retain procedures and perform tasks independently with limited supervision. While on duty, volunteers serve as representatives of the Rushville Public Library and, to this end, must present and conduct themselves in a positive, friendly, and helpful manner to the general public, fellow volunteers, and library staff. Volunteer Screening Process: In addition to meeting the qualifications listed above, volunteers must agree to abide by library and program guidelines as outlined in the Volunteer Handbook and successfully complete a volunteer screening process which includes: Volunteer application Volunteer interview Criminal background check (for volunteers ages 18+) Parental permission form (for volunteers under 18) Volunteer Supervision: The RPL director is the volunteer coordinator and is responsible for screening and scheduling volunteers, initiating and monitoring the volunteer training process, and problem-solving any issues or concerns volunteers may have. All library staff members are available to answer questions or provide volunteer support on a day-to-day basis. Volunteer Training: Volunteers will be provided orientation and on-the-job training for the tasks involved. Personal Appearance/Dress Code: As a representative of the Rushville Public Library, we request volunteers report for the volunteer shift appropriately groomed and attired. Volunteer Badges: Volunteers are requested to wear the provided 'volunteer' badge while on duty. Fill out this form if you'd like to volunteer at RPL

Casa New Page Programas y Eventos Voluntario Acerca de Recursos Servicios Search Results More Las Hojas de desafío de lectura 25/52 están disponibles haciendo clic en la imagen de arriba o recoger una copia en el mostrador de circulación. Las reglas para el desafío están en la última página. ¿Quieres leer más? ¡Así es cómo! 1. Aparta el tiempo. En lugar de navegar por las redes sociales en su teléfono, cargue libros electrónicos y audiolibros de Overdrive. ¿Tienes 5 minutos que estás esperando en el supermercado, en el consultorio del dentista o en clases de natación? Toma tu libro y comienza a leer. No tenemos trozos de tiempo para dedicar a la lectura, por lo que tenemos que leer en "los bordes". Los lectores ocupan los momentos más pequeños de su día con la lectura. 2. Cree una lista de TBR. Todos los lectores necesitan estrategias para mantenerse en los libros porque es muy fácil alejarse (Facebook, ¿alguien?). Es por eso que los lectores crean una lista para leer (TBR). Todos los lectores deben tener un título "en cubierta" para que no haya tiempo de inactividad entre libros. Cada vez que escuche sobre un buen libro, guarde ese título/autor para una fecha posterior. 3. Sigue con tu libro. Cuando hayas terminado un libro, celébralo escribiendo tus pensamientos en un diario de lectura o, al menos, escribe el título. Mejor aún, habla de ello. ¡Los lectores hablan de libros! Todo, desde títulos favoritos, autores, series, temas, etc. Profundizar su compromiso con algo que acaba de leer lo ayudará a recordarlo por más tiempo y de manera más completa.

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Winter Themed Recs The Shining – Stephen King Murder on the Orient Express – Agatha Christie A Game of Thrones – George R.R. Martin The Snow Child - Eowyn Ivey The Frozen River – Ariel Lawhon Anti Winter Recs Crazy Rich Asians – Kevin Kwan The Compound – Aisling Rawle Sunny Side Up - Katie Sturino The Unhoneymooners - Christina Lauren Bag of Bones – Stephen King Wintering: the Power of Rest and Retreat in How to Winter - Kari Leibowitz Beartown by Fredrick Bachman Snow Falling on Cedars – David Guterson Ethan Frome – Edith Wharton Burnout Summer – Jenna Ramirez Call Me by Your Name – Andre Aciman Prodigal Summer – Barbara Kingsolver The Summer that Changed Us – Cathy Bramley Something in the Water – Catherine Steadman