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    BOOK NEWS  - During COVID-19

    Bookmobile library check out begins this Thursday.   I will be in the turnaround near the east entrance of Ingraham on Thursday afternoons; 230 - 330 pm.  

    Happy Reading 

    Mrs Brennan is reachable via email and willing to assist all students with their studies. 
    I check my email each day.  Please reach out to me and I can work with you on your studies.Don't forget to wash your hands.   Betty Brennan

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    Contact Info
    Librarian: Betty Brennan, MLS
    bebrennan@seattleschools.org
    Library: 206-252-3920

    Asst. Librarian:  Susan Hauck
    sehauck@seattleschools.org


    Meet Ms. Brennan - our Ingraham Librarian!
    I have been a school librarian for over 20 years.  I am a Seattle native and have a Bachelor's degree in Geography from the University of Washington, my teaching certification through SPU, and my Master in Library Science at Simmons College in Boston. In 2006, I became a National Board Certified Teacher.
    Library Link - SPL.org
    Student library card numbers are 990000 (four zeroes) followed by the 7-digit student ID number to create a 13-digit number.
    For example, if your student ID is 1234567,
    your Library card number is 9900001234567
    PINs are the student’s birth month and day.
    For example; November 7th, your PIN is 1107
    Questions: www.spl.org/librarylink