Looking for something we don't have at the Triggs Library?  Try checking at the public library!  Aliante (NLV) and Centennial Hills are the libraries in our neighborhood.
To log into the Destiny Discover Library catalog to place books on hold or see what's checked out on your library account visit:
The username is your student ID number, and the password is your first name.

Triggs Library Shopping Cart​

Is there a book you want, but we don't have it? Click on the shopping cart to request books for Mrs. Streng to buy for our library!

The Triggs ES Library has EBOOKS!

Please use the login and password provided by the library to access our Capstone eBooks collection at school or at home.
You can use the classroom activation code provided by the library to access the "epic!" eBooks collection at school only.  If you wish to access the "epic!" eBooks collection at home, your parent/guardian will need to sign you up for a FREE trial membership. ​
To access myOn, you'll need to log into Clever, look for the Renaissance icon, and then the myOn icon on the Renaissance homepage. You can use your Clever badge in the library to login, or your @nv.ccsd.net email and your student ID number as the password. 

Check out our
sticker machine!
The library sells STICKERS for 25¢ or 50¢!  Money earned is used by the Venture team to purchase prizes and rewards for the classes that meet/exceed the goals set for our CHAMPs points program! Please follow the rules with stickers, so we can continue to sell them! 

Library Rules

Using Manners at School and in the Library

Can You Teach My Alligator Manners? | Classroom Manners | Disney Junior. (2011, January 6). Retrieved August 23, 2015, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_hcV8d-tc4
Can You Teach My Alligators Manners? | Library Manners | Disney Junior. (2011, January 6). Retrieved August 24, 2015, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBXIDB4U1Cc

TECH TIPS

Keep your information private!  DO NOT share your address, phone number, usernames and/or passwords. Notify a teacher immediately, if you think someone has obtained unauthorized access to your account.
NO SPAM! Communicate effectively and efficiently. Spamming is sending messages to a large number of people, or sending a large number of messages to a single person.
Be kind! Polite and appropriate language is expected at all times.  Harassment and abusive messages are prohibited.
What you send is not a secret! Electronic mail is not private.  CCSD, local, state, or federal officials can inspect email contents, if deemed necessary.
Respect the equipment and digital resources!  Destroying data or equipment is vandalism and will result in loss of privileges.
Follow copyright laws!  Don't post others' work online without giving proper credit.
Breaking the rules could result in the loss of computer/technology privileges!