The Library at Redwood Day



“I think the library is awesome because it has a great selection of books and a drawing corner.”
- 5th Grade student
“I like the library because I dive into the wonder of books.” 
- 2nd Grade student
The Redwood Day Library is a vibrant community space and information hub where students are invited to explore ideas and interests, gather and enjoy individual and communal activities, engage in inquiry and research that supports the curriculum, and experience the joy of reading.

The Library Collection

The Lower School library program and space invites students to explore ideas and interests, gather and enjoy individual and communal activities, engage in inquiry and research that supports the curriculum, and experience the joy of reading. Lower School students attend library classes once every eight-day cycle where they are exposed to rich, diverse texts, have the opportunity to explore and select books, and learn the fundamentals of information literacy as part of a developmental continuum.
 
Our library collection encourages curiosity and imagination, sparking inspiration and wonder. As part of our mission and commitment to DEIB, students see themselves reflected in texts and have opportunities to look beyond themselves through a diverse, relevant collection. 

Redwood Day subscribes to a robust selection of digital resources and databases to support students’ informational research needs. We invite you to explore the Redwood Day Library Catalog and digital book collection, SORA, by clicking on the icons below.

Contact Us

List of 2 members.

  • Photo of Megan Heller

    Megan Heller 

    K-8 Librarian
  • Photo of Amelia Lobaco

    Amelia Lobaco 

    K-8 Assistant Librarian

Library Events

  • Visiting authors
  • Parent Guardian Association and Library sponsored Book Fair
  • Student reading challenges 
  • Monthly Recess Parties that cultivate creativity