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Ro Khanna & Mayor Darcy Paul • Site Tour #2: to be published in mid-November • Site Tour #3: mid-December (TBD) • Ribbon-Cutting and Q&A/Forum event: end of February • Monthly Social Media updates • Monthly Website updates Thank You 112 1 1 UPERTINJ Library Commission Meeting December 1 , 2021 Presentations Item 6 Commission Proposals for the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 City Work Program LIB Meeting 12.01.21 -Item 6 Page 1 of 3 Commission for the Fiscal Year Work Program Library Commission December 1, 2021 1 Proposal Guidance • Brainstorm Commission proposals for Fiscal Year 2022-2023 • Limit to no more than five • Within the purview of the Commission • Timeline of 12 months or less • Consider staff resources, budget, and routine business of the Commission. 2 LIB Meeting 12.01.21 -Item 6 Page 2 of 3 Proposal Template Library Commission Proposals for FY 2022-2023 City Work Program 3 Recommended Action • Provide a list of proposed items for the Fiscal Year 2022-23 City Work Program 4 Commission Proposals for the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 City Work Pro ra m Page 3 of 3 Library Commission December 0 yY-a C IIPERTINO Library Commission Meeting December 1 , 2021 Presentations Item 8 Monthly Update Reports ReportCupertino Community Librarian Page 1 of 5 santa . . county librarydistrict cupertino library cuperfino • ry - ------ LIBRARY COMMISSION UPDATE — DECEMBER 2021 � 4i As we wrap up 2021, our " ' a,;. Cupertino Library staff - � i ;�'._ would like to thank our s library patrons for their � = continued support of our a collections, events, and � ° services! We hope to see -Clare Varesio,Community Librarian LIB Meeting 12.01.21-Item 8 Cupertino Community Librarian Report Page 2 of 5 The history of Cupertino Library spans more than 100 years... Early Years: 1912- 1965 LEARN ABOUT Ipbi[al lWrr Pmblomx�aia� LIBRARY:YOUR � t TUPERTINO - LIBRARY HISTORY '�� _ r•n�r.ar,«r<-m,m.J[.r<.re.[Lo P�ov�[J...,,,.rd..[I,�.sr..w.�..[», r RJ+4m m116n rn.r Ireu.d nw.. nikrrrnarnruu,.rernnhm.o.Juree..Ie.i[.. ����� .IJrrr� rry ron.wmen»u[r.- on.err.eLole».raJdra ma nrn.J.mm e.ue.ee. 3 Then to Now: 1971 -2004 YOUR LIBRARY: WOUPERTINO jC- LIBRARY HISTORY 9' 4 LIB Meeting 12.01.21-Item 8 Cupertino Community Librarian Report Page 3 of 5 Continuing to Grow:2004-2022 LEARN 11� E'y� ABOUT i YOUR LIBRARY. CUPERTINoffiv LIBRARY HISTORY Learn more at sccld.org/cupertino-library/ 5 LIBRARY HIGHLIGHT EVENTS 6 LIB Meeting 12.01.21-Item 8 Cupertino Community Librarian Report Page 4 of 5 • �97 ql LIE) -- ■ ■ Library CuPertiria LIBRARY HIGHLIGHT Allimi COMMUNITY OUTREACH CHECKED ITEMS CHEC ITEMS CHECKED OUT CHECKED IN NUMBERS25,424 O 11,086 UNIQUE C 999 C VISITORS TO n BER BORROWERS 99 0 99 THE LIBRARY y 0 0 88 TORRE MEETING ROOM DIN CREATIVE RESERVATIONS t DINOSAURS 8 LIB Meeting 12.01.21-Item 8 Cupertino Community Librarian Report Page 5 of 5 000 AHEADLOOKING ESL Conversation Club WVCS Food Drive DECEMBER O� Op O O New Go Go Biblio Holiday Cheer Locations 9 santa Clara _ ; MORE county l i b ra rydistrict M, MLI S C C cupertino library 10 UPDATE - 21 CUPERTINO LIBRARY jti�n 0 0 > ><LANGUAGE LEARNING Our popular ESL Convers Club 1 �•; returns in December;join to improve 1 �i your English listening and speaking HELP DRIVE OUT skills and learn about other cultures in 1HUNGER a supportive environment. Register Support community members in online to attend these in-person need by participating in Cupertino events. Library's food drive with West Valley_ Community Services! Drop off non- perishable food items at the library from November 30 - December 30. NOVEMBER NUMBERS This November, 25,424 patrons visited Cupertino Library to borrow books, WATCH AND READ f movies, magazines and Access hundreds of beloved more. On average, 117 children's stories online with patrons visited our library Weston Woods, now available for every hour. We hope to see free through our online library_! you at the library soon! Use read-along features and closed captions, and find resources for educators. Some CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES stories also available in Mandarin. Construction on our library expansion project will wrap up in early 2022! Keep up with our VISIT US OUTSIDE progress by visiting the city's Cupertino Library's Go Go Biblio website, and by watching continues to pop up in locations construction in action at the library throughout our community. Keep or online. up with stops, including city parks and the Creekside Farmers Market, on our library Facebook page. Bring ;; your library card, and stop by and ARM aRILA n - say hello! Oro 0 Santa Clara lib0county a d&,ict cupertino library STAFF PICKS - DECEM BER 2021 SPOTLIGHT ON HEART-WARMING TALES CUPERTINO LIBRARY LIBRARIAN KYLA RECOMMENDS... Where Are You From?by Yamile Saied Mbndez - With its brilliant evocative wkvvti illustrations,the poetic narration and the emotional theme, this book will pull at f A,,,vA3@w the essence of so many of us. It might even spark a conversation with your little N' ones about where they are from. For young readers; available in eBook and 77 physical book format. https://scc1.bibIiocommons.com/v2/record/S118C826173 LIBRARIAN JENNY RECOMMENDS... The Wild Robot by Peter Brown - You'll meet your new favorite robot; Roz the robot discovers that she is alone on a remote, wild island with no memory of where she is from or why she is there. Her only hope of survival is to try to communicate and befriend the island's inhabitants. For young readers; also available as an eBook and audiobook CD. https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/Sll8CS00802 LIBRARIAN ELIZABETH RECOMMENDS... Driving Miss Norma: One Family's Journey Saying "Yes" to Living by Tim Bauerschmidt - "I'm ninety years old. I'm hitting the road." A transformative XXL IXXRR�AX[Y SA11XX " journey of living life on your own terms that shows us it is never too late to begin �. n an adventure, inspire hope, or become a trailblazer. For adult readers; it's g . available in book, eBook and audiobook format from the library. https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/Sll8CS55096 SUPERVISING LIBRARIAN ROSLYN RECOMMENDS... Babe - Narrowly escaping his fate as Christmas dinner when Farmer Hoggett • decides to show him at the next fair, piglet Babe bonds with motherly border collie Fly and discovers that he can herd sheep too. But will the other farm animals accept a pig who doesn't conform to the farm's social hierarchy?A �- wonderful blend of live-action and animatronic animals. Movie and book are both available. https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/Sll8C286404 Use your library card for access to our entire online library, santa Clara available 2417, including eBooks, audiobooks, downloadable county librarydistrict movies, music, magazines, newspapers, international content, online learning, research and more. Boohmobile Gilroy Morgan Hill Don't have a library card? Visit Cupertino Library or sign up for Campbell Los Altos Saratoga Cupertino Milpitas Woodland an eCard online at sccld.org/card-application/. Santa Clara county librarydi5bict cupertino library LIB Meeting 12.01.21-Item 8 County Librarian Monthly Update sa n to c l a ra Page 1 of 7 County i b ra rydistrict December 2021 Library Stakeholder Report Jennifer Weeks, County Librarian Enjoy the Holidays with SCCLD It's the holiday season and a time for family, friends, gatherings and I. possibly a vacation too! The Library can help you prepare and enjoy the holidays with booklists, programs, online resources and more. '° If you're hosting a gathering, let us help you plan the perfect menu and decorate to make the event festive. We can even show you how to 1 make your own wreath or holiday cards. To keep the kids busy during Winter break, register for events for the whole family including the North I Pole Review puppet show. Don't forget to pick up some favorite reads and movies too. And did you know SCCLD has console games for W �� Xbox, PS4 and more?We also have Consumer Reports to shop for the perfect holiday gifts this season. If your travel plans include areas where another language is spoken, Rosetta Stone will help you learn a few key phrases, or completely immerse yourself in another language. Our librarians have also created helpful travel booklists you won't want to miss! Happy Holidays from SCCLD! Weston Woods Available Dec 1 ! Weston Woods was weston woods founded in 1953 by Morton Schindel who became fascinated with picture books while - reading to his children. In 1996, Weston Woods became part of the Scholastic Inc. —the world's largest publisher of children's books. Enjoy hundreds of children's stories online including classics like Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats and Amazing Grace by Mary Hoffman. There are also modern titles like We Are Water Protectors by Carole Lindstrom and illustrated by Michaelea Goade. You can easily find your next great read with filters including grade, age, theme, and lexile level. Serving the unincorporated areas of Santa Clara County and the cities of Campbell I Cupertino I Gilroy I Los Altos I Los Altos Hills I Milpitas I Monte Sereno Morgan Hill I Saratoga LIB Meeting 12.01.21-Item 8 County Librarian Monthly Update sa n to Mara Page 2 of 7 county i b ra rydistrict Many of these resources have study guides to help educators create lesson plans and curriculum around these books. New readers will be able to utilize the Read Along feature that highlights the words being spoken in the video. Closed captions are also available to help assist in learning and to develop language recognition. Finally, translations are available on some materials in both Spanish and Mandarin. Weston Woods will be found on our website in our Kids Online Library under Learning and Homework Help, eBooks &Audiobooks and Find a Good Book and within the Student Portal. Take a Virtual Tour of the Library Our eight libraries and bookmobile service are as unique as the communities they serve. SCCLD has created library highlight video tours on each Hours and Location page of our website. These videos are a great way to introduce each location and what makes it special to our patrons and residents. We hope you'll take a moment to view the videos. Even i our most loyal and frequent visitors will likely discover t. something new about their local library! Create, Dream, Discover: The Possibilities are Endless with a Free SCCLD Library Card Have you, a family member, friend or neighbor been holding out from getting a free library card with the Santa Clara County Library san District? In 2022, the Library District will offer brand new, unique it library cards that will encourage all residents to make the library their own. 1 I ' The new library cards come in three designs, CREATE, DREAM or DISCOVER. Each card has a special coating on the lightbulb, cloud or magnifying glass that will allow you to write or draw on the card to personalize it. SCCLD is the only library district that offers these innovative cards that are as original as our patrons. More details will be available in January 2022. Serving the unincorporated areas of Santa Clara County and the cities of Campbell I Cupertino I Gilroy I Los Altos I Los Altos Hills I Milpitas I Monte Sereno Morgan Hill I Saratoga LIB Meeting 12.01.21-Item 8 County Librarian Monthly Update santa Clara Page 3of7 County i b ra rydistrict Save the Date SCCLD has several important events coming in 2022 that you won't want to miss. Be sure to mark your calendar early and stay tuned for more information. Silicon Valley Reads Virtual Kickoff Event Saturday, January 27, 2022 @ 6:30pm Open to the public SILICON VALLEY READS 2022 silicanvalleyreads.org OII] bsiliconvalleyrmis BOOKS FOR YOUTH } re 'I I i III I ` ttl Library District Joint Powers Authority Board Meeting Thursday, January 28 @ 12:00pm Open to the public Santa Clara County Library District 191h Annual Friends, Foundations, Endowment, and Commissioners Virtual Forum Saturday, February 5 @ 9:30am By invitation only Serving the unincorporated areas of Santa Clara County and the cities of Campbell I Cupertino I Gilroy I Los Altos I Los Altos Hills I Milpitas I Monte Sereno Morgan Hill I Saratoga LIB Meeting 12.01.21-Item 8 County Librarian Monthly Update Page 4 of 7 Santa Clara county l i b ra rydistricL SANTA CLARA COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT DECEMBER 2021 EVENTS Events listed in blue are in-person events "All libraries will be closed and services unavailable on Friday and Saturday, December 24 & 25 for the Christmas holiday and Friday and Saturday, December 31 and January 1 for the New Year" Free In-Person Homework Help at Los Altos, Milpitas, and Gilroy Libraries Mondays-Thursdays through December 17, 3:30--5 p.m. Free homework help for students in grades 7-12 living in Santa Clara County. Get help in math, history, science and English. Register to guarantee your spot. Walk-ins are welcome as space allows. Snack Break at Morgan Hill Library Mondays-Thursdays, 3—4 p.m. (except holidays and school breaks) Kids 18 and under are invited to stop by the library for a snack, as supplies last. Snack Break at Gilroy Library Mondays-Fridays, 3 -5 p.m. (except holidays and school breaks) Visit the children's area near the Nest room to grab a snack, as supplies last. Online ESL Conversation Club Wednesdays, December 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29, 6 — 7:15 p.m. (Register for Zoom link) Thursdays, December 9 & 16, 11 a.m. —12:15 p.m. (Register for Zoom link) Practice your English listening and speaking skills in a virtual platform. Meet new friends and learn English together. Virtual Trivia Night for Adults Wednesday, December 1, 6— 7 p.m. (Register for Zoom link) Our Movies & Music Team is hosting a trivia night all about holiday movies and music. You will be using Mentimeter to submit your answers, so you'll need access to an internet browser during the program. LIB Meeting 12.01.21-Item 8 County Librarian Monthly Update Page 5 of 7 Santa Clara county [i b ra rydistrict Knitting and Crochet Meetup at Gilroy Library Thursdays, December 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30, 1 —4 p.m. Stop by for a drop-in knitting and crochet circle where you can bring your projects, ask questions, receive help share ideas and meet new people. The meetup will be upstairs in Quiet Study B. Holiday Haiku Kit Available Friday, December 3 (Register for kit) Receive instructions and craft materials to create a holiday haiku that you can use as a decoration. Great activity for families with a child in grade 3 and up. One kit per family. Family Fun Fridays at Morgan Hill Library Fridays, December 3, 10, & 17, 10:30—11 a.m. (weather permitting) Join us on the lawn for family fun with your little ones. We will have stories, music, movement and more! Wreath Making Workshop at Saratoga Library Friday, December 3, 11 a.m. —12 p.m. (Seats are limited; Register at Adult Reference Desk by Dec. 2 at 4 p.m.) Bring a wire clothes hanger and some pinecones, bows and ribbons for your wreath. We will provide the greenery. Online Book Club Friday, December 3, 4—5 p.m. (Register for Zoom link) We will read and discuss Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982 by Cho Nam-Joo. Diversion Familiar Fiesta at Morgan Hill Library Saturdays, December 4, 11, & 18, 10:30—11 a.m. (weather permitting) iOnase a nosotros en el c6sped para divertirse en familia con sus pequenos! iCuentos, musica, movimiento y mas! Children's Craft Activity at Gilroy Library Saturday, December 4, 11 a.m. —1 p.m. Join us in the courtyard for a craft activity: Do You Want to Build a Snowman? Let your imagination run wild and make a paper snowman buddy. Home for the Holidays with Chef Laura Stec Saturday, December 4, 2—3 p.m. (Register for Zoom link) Chef Stec will show us some side dishes that will liven up the festivities with flavor yet balance our blood sugar. She will also have tips of party and menu planning, table displays and timesaving advice. LIB Meeting 12.01.21-Item 8 County Librarian Monthly Update Page 6 of 7 Santa Clara county [i b ra rydistrict Winter Holiday Magic Storytime at Milpitas Library Saturday, December 4, 3—3:45 p.m. Join us on the steps of the historical Grammar School for a story, songs and dance to celebrate the holiday season. Virtual Film Discussion Saturday, December 4, 6— 7 p.m. (Register for Zoom link) We will be discussing the film,Taste of Pho. Watch the film using our free video streaming service, Kanopy, then join us for discussion. Safe Space Meeting for LGBTQ+Youth at Morgan Hill Library Tuesdays, December 7& 21, 4—6 p.m. Join us for in-person support group meetings that provide a safe space for LGBTQ+ youth (ages 13-25) to play games, participate in group activities and discussions and build community. No registration necessary. Virtual Paint Party Tuesday, December 7, 6— 7 p.m. (Register for Zoom link) Join us as we paint our own version of Vincent van Gogh's Starry Night. You'll need canvas or watercolor paper, acrylic brushes, water, paper towels, and acrylics or pastels or watercolors. Holiday Card Making at Gilroy Library (Ages 12+) Wednesday, December 8, 7—8 p.m. (Register online) Saturday, December 11, 2—3 p.m. (Register online) All supplies will be provided. To ensure that everyone has an opportunity to make cards, please only register for one program. Pelicans, Herons and Egrets Presentation at Los Altos Library Wednesday, December 8, 7—8 p.m. Wildlife photographer Joan Sparks will highlight pictures of stellar long-legged waders in their natural habitat. This in-person program has limited seating. Masks are required. Make Homemade Playdough Friday, December 10, 11 a.m. —12 p.m. (Register for Zoom link) Practice fine motor skills and use the playdough to practice literacy skills. You'll receive all materials needed to make the dough. Parents and preschool aged children are encouraged to attend. LIB Meeting 12.01.21-Item 8 County Librarian Monthly Update Page 7 of 7 Santa Mara county l i b ra rydistrict Wreath Making Workshop at Los Altos Library Friday, December 10, 11 a.m. —12 p.m. (Seats are limited. Register at Adult Reference Desk by Dec. 9 at 5 p.m.) Bring a wire clothes hanger and some pinecones, bows and ribbons for your wreath. We will provide the greenery. Open Poetry Readings with the Garlicky Group of Poets at Gilroy Library Saturday, December 11, 3:30—4:30 p.m. Stop by and read whatever poetry you might like and join in related discussions. No registration necessary. Virtual Film Discussion Saturday, December 11, 6— 7 p.m. (Register for Zoom link) We will be discussing the film, Generation Zapped: The Dangers of Daily Exposure to Wireless Technologies. Watch the film using our free video streaming service, Kanopy, then join us for discussion. Safe Space Meeting for LGBTQ+Youth at Gilroy Library Tuesday, December 14, 4—6 p.m. Join us for in-person support group meetings that provide a safe space for LGBTQ+youth (ages 13-25) to play games, participate in group activities and discussions and build community. No registration necessary. Wood Burn Holiday Ornaments at Gilroy Library(Ages 18+) Wednesday, December 15, 7—8 p.m. (Register online) All supplies will be provided. This activity is for people 18+. Outdoor Puppet Show at Milpitas Library Saturday, December 18, 3—4 p.m. The Fratello Marionettes present The North Pole Review. The music-based puppet show starts ice skater Crystal Chandelier, the Russian Trepack Dancers and outdoor penguins.This is will place on the steps of the historic Milpitas Grammar School. Virtual Film Discussion Saturday, December 18, 6— 7 p.m. (Register for Zoom link) We will be discussing the film, Wuthering Heights. Watch the film using our free video streaming service, Kanopy, then join us for discussion. Now Read This! Online Book Club Monday, December 27, 12—1:30 p.m. (Register for Zoom link) We will be discussing the book Wary and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro. Registration opens on Wednesday, December 1.