Dia de los Ninos -- Spring 2015
Patrons will be connected to art, books, stories and/or libraries. Patrons' Latino culture will be
experienced through creating or observing art, dance or traditional children’s games. Patrons will
check out related library materials
91% felt that the program honored Latino culture. 83% felt that the Spanish language was honored. 96% were more likely to visit the library again after attending this program.
63% planned to check out Latino-related library materials after attending this program. 61% planned to check out Spanish-language library materials after attending this program. 99% rated the quality of the program as good or better. Selected comments: “Lo mejor es que los ninos se divirtieron y aprendieron y sobre todo aprendimos todos juntos padres, hijos y maestras." (“The best part was that children had fun and learned and we all learned together: parents, children and teachers”), "My daughter loves art and is working on becoming a reader. This was a nice bridge" “Adults were very helpful with our special needs kids. They were great”
Alice Smith School
Anne Sawyer-Aitch
Bloomington Theatre and Art Center
Earl Brown Elementary
Fraser Pica-Headstart
Hiawatha Leadership Academy
Isela Ibarra
Jefferson Elementary School
Kalpulli Taocenoxtli
La Opportunidad
Lake Nokomis Community