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Welcome to John F. Kennedy High School Library

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Welcome to John F. Kennedy High School Library in Granada Hills.

Teen Read Week

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Come celebrate the love of reading during Teen Read Week. Sponsored by the American Library Association, Teen Read Week highlights new Young Adult authors and books.

A Week of Constitution Day at the Library

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September 17th is Constitution Day. During the week, come see the library's displays and exhibits on this important document.

Dare to be Scared!

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Our yearly event highlights books with Halloween themes. Children from our school's childcare center get a treat, too!

Author Visits at the Library

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Celebrated author Sonya Sones conducts a writer's workshop. The writer of "What your Mother Doesn't Know" reads from her latest work and teaches a lesson the the next generation of writers. The Library thanks the wonderful organization California Readers for Sonya's visit.

Banned Book Awareness Week

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Banned Book Week brings awareness to the issues of censorship and the First Amendment.

A World of Love @ the Library

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Celebrate Valentine's Day at the library! Learn 50 ways to say "I Love You," or recite a poem from one of fifty countries. Don't forget to take the "A World of Love Quiz" to win boxes and boxes of chocolates!

John F. Kennedy's Birthday Week

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Celebrate our school's namesake every June in the library.

Manga Art Contest Winner!!!

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Winner! Congratulations to Shirlen Detablan for her winning artwork in the Library's Manga Art Contest. Shirlen wins a professional artist drawing kit.

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Our Library's Website

Welcome to John F.Kennedy's library website, a work in progress.  It's becoming a comprehensive portal for students, teachers and parents.  Included are professional databases, our online catalog of books and reading lists, fun and useful links, and the library's calendar to book visits.  Feel free to contact me with your good suggestions to make the website the best it can be.  Mr. Glen Martinez

 

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    Their lawsuit, filed in U.S. courts, values the more than 40 artworks at more than $100 million. The lead plaintiff, who lives in Los Angeles, says his family wants 'Hungary to feel some pressure.'

    The heirs of the Budapest-based Jewish banker Mor Lipot Herzog have filed a lawsuit in U.S. courts against Hungary and its leading national museums, seeking the return of what they have identified as more than 40 works of art looted from Herzog's collection during the Holocaust. The lawsuit values the artworks, including well-known paintings by Lucas Cranach the Elder, El Greco, Francisco de Zurbaran and Gustave Courbet, at more than $100 million.


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