National Library Week

During the week of April 1-19, Shelton State Libraries celebrated National Library Week (NLW). NLW is a celebration of libraries contributions to society. It has been observed nationwide since 1958.

Shelton State Libraries celebrated by doing a Read A Book campaign. Each student that checked out a library book had the opportunity to place their name in a drawing for a prize. Prizes included free food from Chick-Fil-A, a gift card from Wal-Mart, and a desk lamp from Office Depot.

As we celebrated NLW, we continued to conduct our surveys. Several students have wanted to know if we really look at the results from the surveys. The answer is yes. Your responses allow us to see how we can serve you better as well as the areas we're doing well in. Your surveys, responses and comments are valuable to us.

It's Survey Time!

It's spring and that means survey time for the SSCC libraries. The survey allows us to see how we are serving you. It lets us know things we need to improve on and things that you are finding to be satisfactory. You can also provide suggestions for books or items that you would like to see in the libraries.

To take the survey, click on the link on the library homepage. This will automatically take you to the survey. It will only take a few moments of your time.We truly welcome your comments and suggestions. If you take the survey, be sure to ask for your REWARD! Our goal this year is to have 200 people take the survey. Please, help us reach our goal!