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AGENDA
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
January 25, 2022
Teleconference Meeting Notice
6:00PM
PEOPLE OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
Please note that due to the COVID-19 outbreak, theLibrary Board of Trustees Meetingwill be
conductedby teleconference only pursuant to the provisions of the Governor’s ExecutiveOrder’s N-25-
20 andN-29-20issued on March 17, 2020 allowing for deviation of teleconference rules required by the
Brown Act andpursuant to the order of the Health Officer of San Mateo County dated March 31, 2020.
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Library business, wewillproceed as follows:
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6:00 P.M.
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DIANE HUDDLESTON
President
MARY GIUSTI
Vice President
LIRU CHIN
Secretary
HECTOR CAMACHO
Member
CLAIRE RAMSEY
Member
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AGENDA
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Tuesday,January25, 2022
Teleconference Meeting Notice(instructions on cover sheet)
6:00 PM
I.CALL TO ORDER
II.ATTENDANCE
III.APPROVAL OF MINUTES:November 23,2021LibraryBoard Meeting
IV.PUBLIC COMMENTS (limited to 3minutes per speaker)
V.LIBRARY DIRECTOR’S REPORT
VI.COMMUNICATIONS
a)Circulation, Reference Questions &Literacy Services Statistics (Attachment #1)
b)Library Articles, Issues & Programs(Attachment #2)
c)Board Attendance Chart (Attachment #3)
VII.OLD BUSINESS
a)New Main Library and Parks & Recreation Community Center Update
VIII.NEW BUSINESS
a)2022 Electionof Officers
b)Library Board meetings through 2022
c)Trivia Challenge Recap -Karla Molina Bourdon, Literacy Services Manager
d)Library strategic directions overview
e)Introduction of new Library Program Manager –Youth Services
f)Introductions of two new Literacy Program Coordinators –Community Learning Center and
Project Read
IX.AGENDA BUILDINGfor February22, 2022meeting
a)Local School Connections and Outreach
b)Pending –FY 2022-23 Operating Budget requests
X.FEATURED ANNOUNCEMENTS
a)The South San Francisco Public Library is OPEN! Please visit
https://www.ssf.net/departments/library/locations-hoursfor current hours and
https://www.ssf.net/Home/Components/News/News/8152/1809for our FAQs.
b)The South San Francisco Public Library Book Club meets virtually via Zoom on the third
Tuesday of each month at 6:00 PM. The Februarybook club selection is Clark and Divisionby
Naomi Hirahara. Please email [email protected] the Zoom link.
c)Additional Featured Announcementsare included in “Communications”
d)Upcoming holidays:Both Main and Grand Libraries will be closed on Sunday, February
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20and Monday, February 21in observance of President’s Day.
XI.GOOD AND WELFARE
XII.ADJOURNMENT
XIII.NEXT MEETING:Dateand Time:Tuesday,February 22, 2022 6:00pm
Place:TBD
South San Francisco Public Library Board of Trustees
MeetingMinutes
November 28, 2021Main Library Auditorium
CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 P.M. via Teleconference meeting (Zoom).
ATTENDANCE
Library Trustees present:Diane Huddleston, Mary Giusti,Liru Chin, Hector Camacho, and
Claire Ramsey.Library staff present: Valerie Sommer, Library Director; Lara Mayelian, Library
Program Manager; andElia Moreno, Administrative Assistant II.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Motion to approve the minutes from the October 26, 2021meeting meeting meeting was made, seconded and was made, seconded and was made, seconded and
approved as presented.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
DIRECTOR’S REPORT
The Board reviewed the Director’s Report.
COMMUNICATIONS:
a)Circulation, Reference Questions, Reference Questions, Reference Questions&&&LiteracyLiteracyLiteracyServicesStatistics (Attachment #1)
b)Library Articles, Issues & Programs (Attachment #2)Library Articles, Issues & Programs (Attachment #2)Library Articles, Issues & Programs (Attachment #2)
c)BoardAttendance Chart (Attachment #3Attendance Chart (Attachment #3Attendance Chart (Attachment #3)
OLD BUSINESS
New Main Library and Parks & Recreation Community Center Project Update New Main Library and Parks & Recreation Community Center Project Update New Main Library and Parks & Recreation
Community Center Project Update
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The ribbon cutting ceremonyceremonyceremony for the new Police Station will be held on Tuesday, December 7 for the new Police Station will be held on Tuesday, December 7 for the new
Police Station will be held on Tuesday, December 7at
10:00 AM. Library staff has been assisting in helping10:00 AM. Library staff has been assisting in helping10:00 AM. Library staff has been assisting in helping move computers and other
IT equipment
into the new building. Library staff is continuing to work on FF&E along with the Parks & into the new building. Library staff is continuing to work on FF&E along with the Parks & into
the new building. Library staff is continuing to work on FF&E along with the Parks &
Recreation Department. Details on the donor wall and signage are beginning to be finalized.
NEW BUSINESS
Introduction of Library Program Manager Lara Mayelian
The Library Board of Trustees welcomes new LibraryProgram Manager, Lara Mayelian. Lara
has been a professional librarian for 13 years. She worked at the King County Library system for
10 years as a teen services librarian at the youth service center, which serves the juvenile
detention center for the county. Concurrently, she worked as an adult services librarian for the
Burien Library, one of the largest branches in the system. Most recently, Lara was the branch
manager for a Sonoma County Library –North West Library in Santa Rosa. In March 2021,
Lara was accepted in the California Library Association leadership challenge. Along with other
librarians, Lara helped create an initiative called “Ready Access.” It is are-entryinitiative that
South San Francisco Public Library Board of TrusteesPage 2 MeetingMinutes – November 28, 2021
supports formerly incarceratedpeople with educational and vocational supports. Lara is thrilled
to be back in the Bay Area and be a part of the South San Francisco Public Library team.
Discussion and Motion to Approve the 2022 Holiday Schedule
The Library Board of Trustees reviewed the draft 2022 Holiday Schedule. Motion to approve the
2022 Holiday Schedule as presented was made, seconded and approved.
Nominations for 2022 Slate of Officers
Nominations of officers were made as follows: Diane Huddleston as President; Mary Giusti as
Vice President; Liru Chin as Secretary. The official election of officers is scheduled to take place
during the January 25, 2022 meeting.
Discussion on renaming the Community Learning Center in honor of former California State Discussion on renaming the Community Learning Center in honor of former California State Discussion
on renaming the Community Learning Center in honor of former California State
Assembly member, Mayor and City Council Member Gene Mullin
The Library Board of Trustees reviewed and discussedthe renaming of the Community Learning the renaming of the Community Learning the renaming of the Community Learning
Center in honor of former California State Assembly member, Mayor and City Council member Center in honor of former California State Assembly member, Mayor and City Council member Center
in honor of former California State Assembly member, Mayor and City Council member
Gene Mullin.The South San Francisco Unified School District approved the resolution in favor The South San Francisco Unified School District approved the resolution in favor The South
San Francisco Unified School District approved the resolution in favor
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of renaming the Community Learning Centeron Thursday, November 18on Thursday, November 18on Thursday, November 18.The Library Board
recommendsthe City Council of South San Francisco approve the City Council of South San Francisco approve the City Council of South San Francisco approve a resolution in favor of the
renaming of the Community Learning Center be in honor of Gene Mullin. renaming of the Community Learning Center be in honor of Gene Mullin. renaming of the Community Learning Center
be in honor of Gene Mullin.
AGENDA BUILDING
NewCommunity Civic Center Campus Updatepdatepdate;;;Trivia Challenge RecapTrivia Challenge RecapTrivia Challenge Recap; 2022 Election of
Officers;Local Schools Connections and Outreach. Local Schools Connections and Outreach. Local Schools Connections and Outreach.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The meeting of the Library Board of Trustees scheduled for Tuesday, December 28of Trustees scheduled for Tuesday, December 28of Trustees scheduled for Tuesday, December 28 th at
6:00PM has been cancelled.
Upcoming holidays:
Christmas –Staff will be available half day on Thursday, December 23Staff will be available half day on Thursday, December 23Staff will be available half day on Thursday, December 23
rd; there will be no Library
services on Friday, December 24services on Friday, December 24services on Friday, December 24 th and Saturday, December 25 th.
New Year’s – Staff will be available half day on Thursday, December 30Staff will be available half day on Thursday, December 30Staff will be available half day on Thursday, December
30 th; there will be no
Library services on Friday, December 31Library services on Friday, December 31Library services on Friday, December 31 st and Saturday, January 1 st.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day Martin Luther King Jr. Day Martin Luther King Jr. Day –Library facilities will be closed Sunday, January 16, 2022 and
Monday, January 17, 2022 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Monday, January 17, 2022 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Monday, January 17, 2022 in observance of
Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
GOOD AND WELFARE
The Library Board of Trustees would like to thank Shawnte Santos for her service at SSFPL.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 6:25 P.M.
Respectfully Submitted:
Liru Chin, LibraryBoard of Trustees Secretary
Valerie Sommer, Library Director
Library Director’s
Report
January 2022
LIBRARY DIRECTOR
Preliminary results in the 2021 Community Telephone Survey shows the Library,
once again, ranked #2, after the Fire Department, in “satisfaction with City
services, programs and facilities.” A summary of the findings will be presented to
City Council at the February 12, 2022 retreat.
City Manager Mike Futrell highlighted departmental successes in 2021, calling
out the Library with:
o Library Rocked it in 2021!Over 300,000 library materials were
circulated, plus over 38,000 eBooks and eAudiobookschecked out, plus
over 14,000 digital library cards issued, plus 225 virtual library programs,
o The Summer Learning Challenge reaching 4,664 local youth through free
book distributions, weekly take-home family activity kits, and 49 special
virtual programs. Library provided tax assistance for 218 households,
yielding tax refunds of $264,391. And Council eliminated overdue library
fines in 2021!
o In addition, we were acknowledged alone or as part of a team in other
areas:
Library secured over $365,000in grants
The City fundraising team raised over $5,000,000to support the
Civic Campus!
We went back to work, expanding in-person events in P&R, Library,
and more.
Work commenced in earnest on the new Library and Parks &
Recreation (LPR) building and park–we are on time and on budget
for a 2023 opening of the full Civic Campus!
IT expanded free public Wi-Fi at Grand Library, Boys and Girls
Club, Linden Avenue, and in Westborough.
The Library operated an in-person Vote Center which was the
busiest in SanMateo County
State Librarian Greg Lucas has provided a preview of library funding items in the
proposed FY 2022-23 budget:
o The budget presented by Gov. Newsom contains two significant
investments in community libraries. The first is a $5 million increase to the
Lunch at the Library program. The intent of this funding is to add more
library meal sites and also help create connections and collaborations with
other summer meal providers to make sure even more hungry kids get fed
during those months when school cafeterias are closed. These funds will
also allow the State Library to hire personnel that who can focus
exclusively on this program’s success and create and support some of
these collaborations.
o First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom was a strong advocate for this
increased commitment by the state, as her quote in the release indicates:
https://us13.campaign-
archive.com/?e=__test_email__&u=dacfa367c242711b7d6f73ca7&id=c6e
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o The governor also includes more than $8 million to continue paying the
subscriptions needed to keep the Career Pathways platform for an
additional two years after one-time federal funds run out. This three year
commitment provides libraries, including the State Library, an opportunity
to create stronger partnerships with workforce and economic development
agencies. The State Library is investing funds to help spread the word
about these terrific online resources.
o As you know, this is the opening of budget season in Sacramento. The
Governor will revise this spending plan in May based on updated revenue
and spending information.
Part of our Main Library holiday decorations included a New Year’s Wish Tree.
Patrons of all ages wrote their wish on construction-paper ornaments in various
shapes (animals, leaves, books and more) and hungthem on the holiday tree
branches. Many of the thoughts wished an end to COVID and good health for all.
I’ve listed a sampling below:
o I’m excited to see family this year. Family we
haven’t seen since 2020!
o I wish for my puppy back and make sure
nobody is allergic to it!
o I wish all children and adults get to use, learn &
enjoy public libraries. Thank you libraries.
o I wish for someone to love me like Owen
Wilson loves JLo in their new movie “Marry Me”
coming out in theatres this Valentine’s Day.
o I wish to bring CHEER to my school and
community this week!
o I wish COVID will end and people to meet
others without having to worry.
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o I wish for in-person programs coming back to the library very
soon. I miss seeing everyone. I wish everyone stay safe
while we wait for COVID to end!
o I wish to all Masters of Universe –New toy.
o I wish for World Peace.
o I wish to pass my finals.
o I wish that creatures could live on this world in peace and with
a clean environment.
o To never have to wear a mask again.
o I wish in 2022 that COVID is done and I wish that we have a
good year.
o A safe and fun wedding.
o I wish for a kitty cat.
o I wish that there were snow
o For my little sister to be healthy & my family
o I wish for it to be Christmas every day!
Top 30 high demand book and DVD holds:
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Top 30 eBooksand eAudiobooks on reserve:
ASSISTANT LIBRARY DIRECTOR
TheLibrary’sCOVID-19 Outreach Team continues its work with the County
through May 2022, performing 32 hours per month distributing flyers and masks,
plus social media and phone banking activities.
The Library’s Outreach Team is also busy launching a second project, Community
Connections. With a grant of $60,000 from the State Library, the team kicked off
their activities in December, with the goal of soon establishing a Resource Desk at
Grand Avenue Branch Library where residents can learn about a myriad of benefits
available locally, including housing, employment, job skills training, health,
nutrition, and much more.The grant will also provide funding for the Promotores
project, featuring three bilingual outreach specialists who will go door-to-door to
educate neighbors about these services.
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PATRON AND TECHNICAL SERVICES
Total circulation for November/December:65,865
Total number of materials checked in: 29,325
New library accounts: 194
Number of items lent to another library:12,273
Number of items borrowed from another library:5,292
Tech Drop-In Assistance
o Over 230 Tech Drop-in Appointments/Questions in 2021
o Over 45 Tech Drop-in Appointments/Questions in November-December
2021
INFORMATION AND READER’S SERVICES
Digital Literacy & Online Resources
In November and December, staff taught 5 different classes with over 30 live
participantsand a total of 18 views on recorded classes.
2021 End of year totals:
o 45 classeswith 388 live participants
o 49 total views on 21 recorded videos on our YouTube Channel
o Top 5 most attended/watchedclasses:
Google Drive
Google Photos
Digital Spring Clean
Understanding Bluetooth
Laptop Optimization and Maintenance
In first quarter2022, staff will focuson workforce resources offered by the
CaliforniaState Library:
o Coursera: Build skills with courses, certificates, and degrees online from
world-class universities and companies. Click the link to be directed to the
California State Library website. To register locate the Coursera description
on the page and add your first, last name and select SOUTH SAN
FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY from the drop-down box.
o GetSetUp: An online community of people who want to learn new skills,
connect with others and unlock new life experiences designed specifically
for older adults.
o Learning Express Library: A learning tool designed to help students and
professionals at all levels of learning achieve their educational and career-
related goals.
o LinkedIn Learning: An online educational platform that helps you discover
and develop business, technology-related, and creative skills through
expert-led course videos.
o Northstar: A tool that provides assessments, instructor-led curricula and
self-directed online learning for basic digital literacy skills.
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o Skillshare: An online learning platform with thousands of creative courses
and classes taught by experts to help you learn new skills. This
membership will be available on a first come first serve basis for 3 months
at a time.
November and December –Key Stats & Updates (Online Collections)
Streaming Video Views: 1191
E-books, e-audiobooks, & e-magazines check-outs:
o E-book and e-audio checkouts: 6046
o E-magazines checkouts: 522
End of Year Totals
o Streaming Video Views:Decrease of 10% from last year; 2020 totals were
an increase of 153% from 2019usage
o E-book and e-audio checkouts: Increase of 6% since last year
Premiere Programming & Community Partnerships
In December, Kathryn Alexander began working with a team on theCommunity
Connections grant we received last year. She will build relationships with our
partners(both city departments and local non-profits) and work in the Resource
Center at Grand.
In December, StacyLetmet withAbility Path to discuss programming ideas for the
Pacific Library Partnership (PLP)Innovation Grant.
Stacy Lein and Childrens Librarian, Martin Pinol have been working with Redwood
City Library and San Bruno Library on a series of author talks, panel discussions
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and film screenings forthe 80Anniversary of Day of Remembranceand
Executive Order 9066.
We continue to build our community partnerships to provide necessary information
to our patronsabout receiving rental assistance and other financial literacy topics.
In the next few months there will be programs provided by San Mateo Superior
Court, Project Sentinel, andHousing & Economics Rights Advocates.
YOUTH SERVICES
Youth Services Librarians donated2020 encyclopediasetsto Los Cerritos and
Buri Buri.Los Cerritos librarianposted onInstagram:"Thankyou SSFPL for
donating a set of encyclopedias to Los Cerritos. The last set we had was from the
90s!Sets like these aren’t affordable for our schools...searching through a book
lets you glimpse what other exciting things are in the world.”
Martin Pinol has been working with the Youth Commission, City Manager’s Office,
and City Management Fellows to develop a Youth Poet-in-Residence (YPR)
program. Program launches at the end of January. YPR will beannounced in April
and will serve a one-year term (May 2022-May 2023).Program is funded by SSF
FOL.
Winter Reading Challengehad over 300 signupsduring winter break.
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155 winter make and take kits distributed during winter breakat both Main and
Grand.
Virtual family storytime and Spanish storytime resumein January.
Youth Services Librariansand Grand staff completed Stay and Play programming.
Youth ServicesLibrarians hosted virtual classes visits for Los Cerritos students.
Kids’ Coding Club completed their 10-week program that included take home
electronics kitsand ashowcase for student projectsin December. January’s Code
An Ornament program included a coding display at Main library.
Upcoming PLS-wide programs:
o YANOVCON (Young Adult Novelist Convention)–in March. Jennifer Taylor
is SSF representative
o Comic Arts Fest –in April. Martin Pinol is SSF representative.
GRAND AVENUE BRANCHLIBRARY and HISTORY ROOM
Genentech–Grant ProjectUpdate –In December, we posted a job ad on CalOpps
to hire interns for the projectworking with the Library and Historical Society
collections. We plan to finalize the team in January!
COVID Outreach--Grand Ave Library staff have been busy doing COVID outreach
within the Grand Ave downtown corridorand will continue to do so in 2022.
Spanish Storytime--Library Assistant Amada Jibaja will launch a virtual Spanish
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storytime on January 31. Join us everyMonday at 10:30am!
PROJECT READ & COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER
Community Learning Center-Homework Club (HWC):
In November and December CLC continued its regular HWC program including
homework assistance and enrichment activities. Enrollment was 63 students but
attendance decreased at the beginning of December due to 3 reported close
contacts at school. During this time SMC’s Public Health department instructed
CLC to have close contact students quarantine for ten days based on their
guidelines for our type of out-of-school program. When there is consistent progress
made against the pandemic, staff will continue to increase enrollment to the
program’s capacity of 72 students. In addition to homework support, students
participate in enrichment activities such as Readers Theater, Crazy 8 (Math
program), STEM challenges and the Mileage Club. In working with students, staff
demonstrate that their resiliency and resourcefulness continues to be
strengthened by the Social Emotional Learning and Mental Healthtrainings
provided with the support of the California State Library.
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5th grade enjoying HWC recess/mileage
Staff Mario implemented STEM Egg Drop
with staff Leslie
Challenge. Students testing their creation.
4th grade SEL lesson (learn to connect
4th grade STEM learning about magnets
with each other by getting to know
them) led by teen intern, Guadalupe.
During the second round of Youth Internships, 10 teens from local high schools
completed their internship. During their time at CLC, youth participate in trainings
focused on career exploration and professional development. When completing
the internship at CLC, one of our teens shared the following: “Experiencing
setbacks will allow you to grow and overcome them after some time. It is inevitable
to learn and gain a lot of knowledge over time as an intern. The experience, as a
teen intern, overall is great for strengthening your leadership, social skills, and
patience. The teen internship program is perfect for teens that love and want to be
around children, while also learning about college and career options. Doing the
workshops and journals throughout the internship has helped further develop my
metacognitive skills. –Alyssa”
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3,339
31,79635,135
Dec-21
3,686
33,09036,776
Nov-21
3,837
32,88536,722
Oct-21
4,332
34,38238,714
Sep-21
Main LibraryGrand AvenueCombined Total
4,207
36,41240,619
Aug-21
4,558
Jul-21
35,13739,695
3,991
32,62436,615
Jun-21
3,065
26,87729,942
May-21
1,901
17,13119,032
Apr-21
2,116
15,85517,971
Mar-21
9,3803,477
12,857
Feb-21
752
4,7205,472
Jan-21
Notes: March 2020 - April 2021 Regular Library services minimized; Library facilities closed due to COVID-19.
8,8851,202
10,087
Dec-20
1,792
14,92816,720
Nov-20
LocationMain LibraryGrand AvenueCombined Total
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12.518.5
1043
ervices
# hours
S
y
912
848426351215
Literac
# hours
# Attended
Age 12-18
November
Community Learning Center
93176
1214
959959
# Attended
# programs
Age 5-11
Youth Totals
Collaboration Total
CLC Programs Total
CLC Adult Programs
Youth - CLC Programs Attendance
Collaborations
Homework ClubTeen Work Exp ProgramUnemployment LabAdult ClassesParent workshopsReferalsFamilias FuertesSSFAE Digital Literacy Support
0
4224
203105183
557
# of
Attendees
0
2
18
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20
# C hildren
24
553094
115
22
0-5
318
Learners
# C hildren
6
18
86504489
# 22
293
Adults
Tutors
24
18
4742
117282
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# of
530
TOTAL
Materials
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# #
76
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Online
42
242430
118
168105183
Literacy
#0
522172
PROJECT READ
Hours
# Calls
in person
Volunteer
4
22
6423
3415
November
0
#
2151
# of# of
Programs Programs
Volunteers
TotalTotal
Total
Adult Programs
Family Programs
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VolunteersTC previous months unaccounted
66
598
# hours
77246
22
576598
# hours
Literacy Services
# Attended
Age 12-18
03374
11
Community Learning Center
December
# Attended
# programs
Age 5-11
Youth Totals
Collaboration Total
CLC Programs Total
CLC Adult Programs
Youth - CLC Programs Attendance
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0-5
Learners
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PROJECT READ
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December
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# of# of
Programs Programs
Volunteers
TotalTotal
Total
Adult Programs
Family Programs
Volunteer Statistics Detail
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VolunteersTC previous months unaccounted
Attachment #2
Featured Announcements-
Confronting History: Stories of Internment
Remembering the World War II Incarceration of Japanese Americans
February 19, 2022 marks the 80th anniversary of the signing of Executive Order 9066 by President
Franklin D. Roosevelt, a wartime order which authorized the forcible removal and incarceration of
120,000 Japanese Americans from their communities in the Western United States and Hawai'i,
including San Mateo County. Beginning in February, a series of library programs will explore these past
injustices and inspire community action to combat current and future threats to our shared civil
liberties. The events are sponsored by the Redwood City Public Library, the San Bruno Public Library, and
the South San Francisco Public Library. Key programs include:
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Tuesday, February 15 at 6:00 PM - The February SSFPL Book Clubselection is Clark and Division
by Naomi Hirahara. Redwood City Public Library is presenting an author talk with Naomi
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Hiraharaon February 10. More details online.
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Wednesday, February 16 at 6:00 PM - SSFPL will host a film screening for the documentary,
First to Go: The Story of the Kataoka Family. This virtual event includes a Q&A with director
Myles Matsuno. More details online.
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Saturday, February 26 at 1:00 PM - Meet Kiku Hughes, author and illustrator of the YA graphic
novel Displacement. This event is for middle school and high school students. More details
.
online
Attachment #2
Storytimes – Two New Options for Virtual Storytime
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Spanish Storytime - Mondays at 10:30 AM via Grand Library Facebook Page. Starts January 31
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Family Storytime – Wednesdays at 10:30 AM via Zoom webinar. Starts January 12. Registration
required. More details online.
Cantonese Storytime –Saturdays at 10:30 AM via Main Library Facebook Page.
Renaissance Center - Virtual Business Series at the Library
Monday, January 31 from 6 - 8pm - What Sets You Apart
Monday, February 7 from 6 - 8pm - Your Business on Etsy
Monday, February 14 from 6 - 8pm - Value and Market Your Products
More details online.
ATTENDANCESOUTH SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF LIBRARY TRUSTEES