

Reading Across Robertson!
What Happens On the Book Bus?
Our Mission
The “Reading Across Robertson” bus is designed to engage the community in spreading the joy of reading throughout the county. The bus is designed to serve our county's school and senior population through intergenerational programming.
~The Book Bus Ladies
What happens on the Book Bus?
School Family Engagement Events
o Book Selection
o Story Time/Literacy Program
o Author Visit
o Literacy/Craft Program
o ELL/ Migrant Program
School Visits
o Reading Buddy Visits
o Attendance Award
o School Themed Program
Intergenerational Program
o Storytelling
o Arts
o Senior Center/Assisted Living Visits
Summer Slide Prevention
o Summer School Support at Schools and the Y
o Community Library Stops with Stokes Brown
o Mobile Registration Stops
Your Ideas?
Things to Consider
- Where can we park the bus so that it can be plugged into an outlet for power?
- How do you want to schedule the student visits?
The bus fits about 20 people at one time
- Schedule at least 15 minutes for Story Time. Programs that involve crafts or authors will require more time.
Book Donations
All donations will be received at the RCS Teacher Center:
Located at 3468 Highway 41 South in Springfield, Tennessee
(615) 384-0238
Hours: 7 A.M. - 4 P.M.
Monday - Friday
Summer Hours: 7 A.M - 3 P.M
Monday - Friday
1. To schedule a donation email or call the Teacher Center to schedule a delivery date and time.
2. Make sure books meet our Donation Guidelines. With respect to our staff’s very limited time, we greatly appreciate your help in making sure books meet our guidelines. We appreciate your support!
Click the picture below for March reading recommendations!
March is Women's History Month
The video below from the National Women's History Museum provides an overview of how International Women's Day became a week and then an entire month in the United States. Watch the video to learn about the origins of women's history month and International Women's Day and the women who made it possible. https://womenshistorymonth.gov/
Women's History Exhibits
Learn more about the roles women have played in our history through the National Women's History Museum's Online Exhibits. You can view exhibits about women in sports, women's suffrage, fashion and so much more. Click here to see the list of exhibits and learn more about women in history.
March is National Literacy Month!
Celebrate National Read Across America Day by visiting your library and checking out a great new book or listening to one of these authors read parts of their books! Celebrate National Read Across America Day by visiting your library and checking out a great new book or listening to one of these authors read parts of their books!