Library / Media Center

Libraries / Media Center

  • Student in Library

  • There are many little ways to enlarge your child's world. Love of books is the best of all. ~ Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis


  • To ensure students have quick easy access to content-rich non-fiction and high interest fiction materials for check-out, our school offers a welcoming Media Center. The Media Center enhances and encourages a love of reading and literacy, and a thirst for knowledge.  

    Explore reading, it's exciting!
    Reading is the cornerstone for all learning. You can use the library to look up a book or use links for on-line research.


    Reading Makes a Difference!

    Follow the link on the page menu to visit our library.

  • Goals of the Coyote Trail Elementary Library

    • To foster a love of reading for students and help them discover favorite authors, illustrators, genres, and subjects they wish to explore.
    • To support teaching and learning across all subject areas in the curriculum and the Arizona Content Standards.
    • To build and maintain a collection of library materials that meets the needs of our students and staff.
    • To provide instruction for students and staff in library and information skills.


    Collection

    The Coyote Trail Library has over 12,000 books and audio material selections for student and staff use. The collection includes picture books, chapter books, non-fiction books, reference materials, and professional books for use by teachers. Please explore the CTE library catalog and the links on the library home page.


    Library Hours

    Monday – Friday 7:45 AM - 2:00 PM


    Meet Mrs. Martin - Email

    I am the librarian at Coyote Trail and I teach library lessons, plan and host several family literacy events every year, bring in outside speakers, presenters, and authors, organize an after school reading club, and have worked with other school librarians to collect donations and raise funds that support all Marana school libraries. I have a Masters Degree in Information Resources and Library Science, a Bachelors Degree in Counseling, and a post-bac Elementary Educ. Certification.

    I am a member of Coyote Trail because I love to support our students in becoming life long readers, competent researchers, able to read and understand literature, and be information literate across all subject areas. By teaching literature-rich lessons I get the privilege of exposing students to wonderful stories, authors, illustrators, and whole new worlds that may be exciting and inspirational to them.

    I have been at Coyote Trail since 2009. I was born in New Jersey but have been happily living here in the Sonoran Desert since 1975. I love hiking, reading, writing stories, watching movies, and enjoying my husband’s music (Bill plays guitar and sings in several different bands professionally), and my son Gabriel’s music (he is in a youth mariachi band).