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Student Directions to Check Account (Library and Textbook Items)

1. Click on the "Inglewood Library Catalog" button above
2. Click “Login” on the top right-hand corner
3. If you know your username/password, enter them (use your LWSD username)
4. Click “Forgot Password” to create a new one (you will need your ASB number); follow the on-screen directions.
5. Then click the tab at the top that says “My Info”
6. You will be able to see the checkout status of all items and any past or current fines. Each item has a series of letters and numbers in the parentheses. This is the Lake Washington School District Barcode. (MLWSD000012354 / 02025101234567)
7. You can use this information to double check the barcode number of textbooks and laptop items on your account. This is important because sometimes laptop chargers and textbooks get mixed up between students. Compare all the barcodes of the items you have to the ones listed in Destiny. If they don’t match, please contact one of the library staff. If they all match you can be sure your account will be clear when you turn them in.

KCLS has many resources for students! Follow this links to learn more!

• Online Resources PDF

Your student ID gives you access to even more amazing resources from the King County Library System! 

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• Make sure you are in the KCLS Student Portal (kcls.org/students).
• DO NOT log in using the black "Log In/MY KCLS" button
• When are ready to access materials (books or databases) you will be prompted to enter a Log In/Password.
• Your library account or card number is 414 + your LWSD student ID number for example: 4141234567
• Your PIN or password is the last 4 digits of your LWSD student ID number

Big NEWS from the library for your Summer Reading! 

LWSD ebooks are now available for summer check out via Sora from Overdrive! Use this link for directions on how to access the very latest and best books available to LWSD secondary students. You can also access Sora via the Office 365 Waffle.

So many great books here and no long holds lists like at KCLS. You can use the Sora app to read on your mobile device or kindle! You can even get a head start on all Battle of the Books titles! Need more information? Click here. Email Mrs. Stroup if you need help.

Download a PDF for more info about LWSD ebooks

Students, come to the library if you are having issues with your laptop. Depending on the problem, we may be able to troubleshoot for a fix quickly or submit a HelpDesk ticket for you. 

Need immediate assistance? Contact the Family Technology Access Support Team. They are available from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm (425) 936-1322 or ftaccess@lwsd.org   

For more information and tech FAQ's please visit the LWSD Technology Help Page and more detailed information is in the Laptop Handbook. 

We encourage students to register your password in the event you have difficulty logging in to your student account. The process is simple and quick! We can help you reset your password in the library but doing this process ahead of time will mean you're never locked out! Locked out? Here's the link to access Password Recovery.

Do you use Common Sense Media? CSM has always been a great resource to provide age-based media reviews for families for books, movies, apps & technology and more. They now have added some thoughtful coronavirus resources for parents as well. Look for the link on the top-right of the main Parent Resource Page.

Inglewood Students & Families Page

LWSD Students & Families Page

Inglewood PTSA

Thank you to the Inglewood PTSA for their generous support of the Inglewood Library each year. With the PTSA's support, we are able to buy additional books for our students every year! Please join PTSA to support our students.

Battle of the Books is a cooperative effort between Inglewood, Rose Hill, Kirkland, Finn Hill, Kamiakin, Renaissance, Evergreen, Redmond, Stella Schola, International Community and Timberline Middle Schools. This program allows 6th, 7th, and 8th graders in each school to work together as a team and challenge other schools to correctly answer questions about the selected books. The goal is to encourage students at all reading levels to engage in teamwork while reading some of the best in children’s literature. Challenge questions are based on specific and factual information within the books.

Permission Forms are available in September. 

Submissions are closed for this year. 

The building challenge will be held in February with the top team from each middle school proceeding to the Lake Washington School District challenge in early March. 

2022-2023 battle of the books list