Library

Welcome to the North Creek Library!

The library opens at 7:00 every morning and will stay open after school until 3:00. On Wednesdays, the library hosts Tutoring!. You are also welcome to visit during lunch. The Non-Fiction is on the second floor while Fiction is on first. You can check out books on either level. There are also many ebooks you can check out anywhere! Ask us how.

If you have book suggestions, please submit the titles here.

If you want to be a library assistant before school, after school, or during lunch, please talk to library staff.

Students and staff of North Creek can access ebooks through Overdrive with your student number and password. Check out titles from authors such as John Green, J.R.R. Tolkein, Mark Twain, Sarah Dessen, and more.

Go to OverDrive

Our Mission

The mission of the North Creek Library Information and Technology program is to ensure that students are effective users and producers of ideas and information. We seek to provide an environment where students and staff feel welcome and supported in their search for information.

We provide information and technology literacy instruction.
We provide reading advocacy and support.
We teach students to be safe, ethical and responsible digital citizens

Library Rules

Use the collaborative area for group work and the quiet area for individual work.
Use computers for school work and headphones when using sound.
No food or drink in main library or Reading Room, but covered drinks are okay in the collaborative area.
Be respectful with phone use.
Clean up after yourself in main library and Reading Room.
Be flexible as we learn how to best use the space.

Our Librarians

Meet Our Librarians!

Teresa Jensen
Dianne Borchert
Jenna James

Teresa Jensen

I live in Shoreline where my husband and I raised our 4 sons. They are all grown up and now I have a grandson, Jacob and granddaughter, Natalie! Besides reading, I like to sew, surf the internet, find fun apps on my phone, and collect shoes. I also love to try new things like climbing along a Via Feratta in the Swiss Alps or climbing Mount Si in North Bend, WA.

I consider myself to be a life-long learner. Besides a Bachelor degree from Western Washington University, I have a Masters in Teaching from the University of Washington, earned my Professional Teaching Certificate from Seattle Pacific University, and my Library Media Certificate from the University of Washington. I've also completed a Project Management Certificate and a Certificate in E-Learning Instructional Design as well as participated in the Northwest Writer's Project.

One of my favorite things to do is find good books for students to read. Because I am on the Evergreen Teen Book Award Committee, I read quite a few books every year. While my favorite genre is Sci-Fi, I also read a lot of Fantasy and Realistic Fiction (i.e. teen angst). Stop by the library and let me help find a good book for you!