Library Service in OSC has been normal for the last few weeks. Since the beginning everyone in library service has improved in their skills in organizing books and have become more comfortable in the library environment.
I'm really happy to say that the members of the library service (including myself and Skylor) have attended all community service sessions showing perserverance and commitment for our activity. I'm really proud as to how devoted we are despite going through IB (ahem, Extended Essay and Internal Assessments and SATs and World Lits and English Orals and tests that never seem to end...).
As the school approaches the Room to Read week, Skylor and I have to take a new challenge to raise funds. Room to Read is a program where schools raise funds to buy books and donate the books to less fortunate school. Skylor and I have collaborated with eachother and the whole library service group to make a fund raising event. This is Skylor and I undertaking a new challenge.
It was voted that we should do a movie night, previewing a movie for the whole secondary school on a Friday night while selling baked goods to also raise more money (a bake sale)! Every member of the group has decided to contribute to making the movie night happen or baking something to sell. The 11th grade Diploma Students have decided to take care of the movie (buying the movie, getting the auditorium ready for previewing, taking care of tickets and the cashier) while the lower grades students (mainly middle school students) have taken the opportunity to buy and sell baked goods and food -like popcorn and drinks. Skylor and I have decided to supervise everything and give a hand into what we do.
On Wednesday the 9th of November Skylor and I will be going infront of the Wednesday Assembly to commercialize our fund raiser. It will only be for the secondary students of OSC and it will be held on a Friday night (we are aiming for the 11th of November). We are planning to show the movie, Rush Hour 2 and showing the movie trailer in assembly. I really hope we can get a lot of people to come and watc this!
We still are in planning stages just in case something might go wrong. We have planned and initiated an activity and worked collaborately with others (teachers, the students, and staff of technology) to make this happen.
Fingers crossed!!
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