Classroom Library Parent Permission Letter - Book and Reading Parent Letter

Have you read every book in your classroom library? Probably not. Could there be content in a book that a parent finds objectionable? Maybe. If you have a classroom library, it's always a good idea to have parents sign a permission form before students are allowed to check out books.

Use this letter to save time! Copy them on colored paper and keep them on file all year.

Here's what you'll get:

• Four versions of the classroom library letter; use the one best suited to your situation (teacher as non-parent; teacher as parent; teacher as parent and step-parent; teacher as step-parent)
• Two pages of teaching tips for successful implementation

The contents of the letter discuss:

• Importance of reading
• Reading goals for the ELA classroom
• Role of parent, student, and teacher in book selection
• Availability of all types of books in the classroom library

This is the perfect companion for any classroom library! Give parents the confidence to be responsible for their child's reading selections while giving you peace of mind about the books in your library.

Print and copy the letter, and then have students take it home to have their parents sign it. Keep the signed copies on file all school year.

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