Saint Louis King of France Catholic School

Welcome to the St. Louis Catholic School Library!

Our library is a vibrant hub for learning, creativity, and exploration. Located in the heart of our campus, the St. Jerome Library and Media Center features over 15,000 books, including religious collections, and a state-of-the-art Makerspace Lab.

We offer a dynamic library program that aligns with the grade-level curriculum, featuring weekly visits focused on literacy, research skills, and digital citizenship. Students can check out books anytime, fostering a lifelong love of reading.

The library hosts engaging events such as author visits, book fairs, and poetry festivals, as well as reading incentive programs like Gallery (Grades 1–3) and Lectio (Grades 4–8), inspiring curiosity and critical thinking.

We’re excited to partner with you in helping students grow, thrive, and discover a passion for reading and learning!

St. Louis Catholic School integrates technology to develop technologically literate graduates. Our 1:1 device program supports personalized learning from kindergarten to 8th grade.

• iPads are used in grades K–2 for instruction and testing.
• Chromebooks are provided in grades 3–8, with Google Classroom and the Google Education suite introduced by 4th grade.

We use technology as a tool for creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and problem-solving, while students access diverse web-based learning tools. GoGuardian ensures safe browsing and allows administrators to monitor activity on school devices.

Our Technology and Internet Acceptable Use Policy promotes digital citizenship and appropriate online conduct.