Library Engagement Resources
Guardian Access to Student Check Out History
Guardians can view their student's library book checkout history through the library catalog. For login details, please refer to the log in instruction sheet.
If you would like more information, you can enroll in library book notifications.
Library Book Notification
During the annual student registration process, parents have the opportunity to receive notifications regarding the library books their child has checked out. If at any time a parent would like to enroll in email notifications, please use the link below.
Subscribe to Receive NotificationsLibrary Book Preferences
Frisco ISD parents and guardians can create a prohibited library book list for their child. Frisco ISD parents and guardians can log into the library catalog, make a list of prohibited books and assign this list to their child. Titles selected as prohibited by the guardian will be unavailable for checkout in the campus library for that student.
Frisco ISD strives to provide transparent and accessible information to parents and guardians. This feature creates another avenue for families to become involved in what their child is reading, have more tailored access to library materials for their child, and ensure that all students have access to information.
Create a Prohibited Resource List
Have your Portal information ready to access your child's library catalog. The Portal information page provides helpful information for guardians needing their login credentials.
Select your student's campus within the campus library catalog.
Once you’ve landed on the campus catalog page, select the login option at the top right corner.
Please note that the prohibited list feature is specifically for books in the school library. If you have preferences regarding books in your student's classroom library, please contact your student's teacher directly.
Questions or concerns regarding creating a prohibited list? Please complete this form, and the Library Services team will contact you.
District Library Advisory Committee (DLAC)
About DLAC
The Frisco ISD Library Services Department plays a crucial role in student learning and information access. Through instruction, programming, collaboration and resource knowledge, the library services department is committed to the development of Future Ready Learners. To enhance these efforts, the District Library Advisory Committee (DLAC) has been formed. This committee is tasked with providing support to the established processes that align with our district's goals to dynamically support students' development and learning. Membership on the DLAC involves a year-long commitment with monthly responsibilities.
The committee's duties include:
Ensure all committee work and the procurement of library materials align with EFB(Local) policy, Frisco ISD Collection Development Guidelines, and community values.
Gain an in-depth understanding of processes associated with the collection of library materials.
Participate in review of library materials to be purchased, in conjunction with the community review of library books.
Collaborate on reconsideration of library materials.
Comply with all public meeting requirements, specifically by recording and publishing meeting agendas, member details, and vote outcomes on the Frisco ISD Library Services website.
Appointment
Those interested in volunteering on the DLAC need to complete the Library Committee Application in August of each school year.
Applicant applications will be reviewed and members appointed by the board of trustees. Each trustee appoints an equal number of members.
There will be a minimum of 7 members on the committee, and 7 alternate members.
Committee Membership
The District School Library Advisory Committee (DLAC) will consist of at least seven members. Additionally, a majority of the members of the committee must be persons who are parents of students enrolled in the district and who are not employed by the district. One of those members shall serve as chair of the committee.
Members must have email and internet access.
Meeting/Time Commitment
5 required in-person meetings per school year.
Members will forfeit their seat on the committee if they miss more than three in-person meetings.
Members will receive monthly communication that includes action items from the Director of Library Services.
Term Limits
There are no term limits, but all members must re-apply after each term.
Meeting Dates
The committee will meet from 5:30-6:30pm. Meeting dates will be shared once the application closes and the committee is assembled.