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About the Langley Library

Library Hours

The library is generally open and available for students and families to check out/return books between 7:15 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. The library is closed for Ms. Mosley's lunch (which is 30 minutes sometime between 11:30 and 12:30, it changes day to day), when she's in planning meetings with teachers on Wednesdays, and when she's off-campus for meetings (once a month).

Parents/guardians must check in with the main office (with their ID) to get a visitor's badge before visiting the library.

Class Visits

Each class has a scheduled library visit every other week. Teachers can schedule additional time as needed. Students can return books and get new ones outside of their regularly scheduled library class.

Student Checkouts

All books are checked out for two weeks.

Pre-K - Students can check out 1 book
Kinder - Students can check out 1 book in the fall, 2 in the spring
1st through 5th - Students can check out 2 books


Parent/Guardian Checkouts

Parents/guardians can check out up to 5 books at a time for 2 weeks. They can come in with their child in the morning before school to check out/return books if they'd like to browse with them, but they can also come in by themselves anytime during the school day when the library is open.

Parents/guardians need to fill out a form so that Ms. Mosley can create a family account for you. You can pick up the form in the library or print it at home.

Makerspace Mornings

The library is open Tuesday through Friday from 7:15 a.m. - 7:40 a.m. for Makerspace Mornings. Students receive passes for Makerspace Morning from their homeroom teacher. Each teacher has four passes to allocate each week.

Langley Library Mission & Vision

Langley Library Vision

The Langley Library is a joyful, inclusive, and innovative learning space co-created with our community. 

Langley Library Mission

The Langley Library empowers patrons to seek out and use resources to grow into passionate, thoughtful, and creative citizens by:

  • fostering a love of reading
  • teaching students to become critical seekers and producers of information and ideas
  • incorporating hands-on learning experiences that encourage exploration and problem-solving
  • including literature that reflects our diverse world
  • promoting the ethical use of digital and print resources
  • creating collaborative instructional opportunities 
  • being a space where all patrons feel a sense of belonging

About Your Librarian

This is Ms. Mary Mosley's sixth year as the librarian at Langley. Before becoming a librarian, she taught 6th grade English for 2 years and World Culture and Geography for 5 years.

She holds Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies, Master of Arts in Teaching, and Master of Science in Library Science degrees.

Feel free to reach out to her anytime!

mary.mosley@nisd.net

210-397-0184

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