Media Center
Welcome to the Bramlett Elementary Media Center! We are so happy you are here!
This Media Center fosters a welcoming environment where students grow as readers, researchers, and digital learners, developing lifelong technology and information skills for success.
Hours of Operation
The Media Center is open Monday – Friday, 7:00 AM – 2:50 PM during the school year.
Student Checkout Guidelines
- Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade: Students may check out one (1) book at a time after completing all library orientation steps.
- Grades 2-5: Students may check out two (2) books at a time.
Books are checked out for one week. Students should bring all books to their weekly library class to return or renew them as needed.
Library Classes & Learning
Classes visit the Media Center each week to:
- Enjoy a story or a lesson focused on library skills, research, or technology
- Check out books
Parent Participation
Parents are encouraged to visit the Media Center and check out books to read at home with their children.
- Parents may check out up to two (2) books at a time under their name.
- Students are responsible for returning these books to the Media Center.
Overdue & Lost Books
There are no fines for overdue books.
However:
- If a book is lost or damaged, students will be limited to checking out one (1) book at a time.
- That book must remain at school until the fine for the lost or damaged item is paid.
We understand that accidents happen – please notify the Media Center if a book is lost or damaged.
“If I was a book, I would like to be a library book, so I would be taken home by all different sorts of kids.” – Cornelia Funke
We look forward to seeing you! Happy Reading!
Destiny can be used to search for books in the Bramlett Elementary Media Center and to access other valuable resources.
Please use the following link to access Destiny: Follett Destiny
All Barrow County School System students qualify for a library PLAY card. PINES Library Access for Youth (PLAY) is brought to you through a collaboration between the Barrow County School System, Georgia Library PINES, and your public libraries in Auburn, Statham, and Winder.
Barrow County School System student ID numbers act as a library card number for your public library! The public library provides free access to books and online resources to help your child succeed in school, as well as fun resources that help develop a lifelong love of reading.
For more information, please visit the BCSS PLAY card page at PLAY Library Card.
Did you know that you can use your public library card to access EREAD Kids? EREAD Kids provides free access to nearly 15,000 digital books to encourage early literacy. Georgia Public Library Service (GPLS) is proud to host a collection of almost 15,000 electronic and audio books is for children from Pre-K through 4th Grade.
To access EREAD Kids, you simply need your Georgia public library card and an internet connection. Visit eRead Kids Digital Library or your local library to learn more.
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Destiny can be used to search for books in the Bramlett Elementary Media Center and to access other valuable resources.
Please use the following link to access Destiny: Follett Destiny
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All Barrow County School System students qualify for a library PLAY card. PINES Library Access for Youth (PLAY) is brought to you through a collaboration between the Barrow County School System, Georgia Library PINES, and your public libraries in Auburn, Statham, and Winder.
Barrow County School System student ID numbers act as a library card number for your public library! The public library provides free access to books and online resources to help your child succeed in school, as well as fun resources that help develop a lifelong love of reading.
For more information, please visit the BCSS PLAY card page at PLAY Library Card.
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Did you know that you can use your public library card to access EREAD Kids? EREAD Kids provides free access to nearly 15,000 digital books to encourage early literacy. Georgia Public Library Service (GPLS) is proud to host a collection of almost 15,000 electronic and audio books is for children from Pre-K through 4th Grade.
To access EREAD Kids, you simply need your Georgia public library card and an internet connection. Visit eRead Kids Digital Library or your local library to learn more.
