| Oregon Summer Reading Certificate |
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In 2007 the Oregon Department of Education, Oregon State Library, and Oregon Library Association coordinated their efforts to create a joint Oregon Summer Reading Certificate with funding from the Oregon Education Association. The joint certificate has the national Collaborative Summer Library Program artwork on it and is signed by the State Librarian and the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. This effort signifies the commitment of schools and libraries to the education of Oregon’s youth.
For more information contact Katie Anderson (State Library) 503-378-2528, Julie Anderson (Department of Education) 503-947-5613, or Pat Bruebaker (Department of Education) 503-947-5677.
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| Electronic Certificates |
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The 2008 Oregon Summer Reading Certificates are no longer available. All CSLP artwork must be taken off the website October 1st of each year to comply with copyright. Please check back in June for the 2009 Oregon Summer Reading Certificate!
Directions:
- Click on the appropriate link above.
- Save to your computer.
- Type name of certificate recipient (it takes a few seconds for the cursor to appear).
- Print.
The image on this certificate is copyrighted. Contact CSLP for more information.
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| Hardcopy Certificates |
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If you would like to print just the name of the recipient on a hardcopy of the certificate you received from ODE or the Oregon State Library you will need to:
- Open up a new word document on your computer.
- Change the page orientation to Landscape (pull down the ‘File’ menu, go to ‘Page Setup’ and select ‘Landscape’).
- Select the font and font size (Book Antiqua in bold italics, 26).
- Type the recipient’s name.
- Space the name on the page so it looks like it will print out in the designated spot on the certificate.
- Load the hardcopies of the certificate in your printer.
- Print a trial run on plain paper (you may have to repeat steps 5-7 until the name prints out where you want it to on the certificate).
- Save your document once you have the name in the correct place on the word document so you can quickly go in, change the recipient’s name, and print it out on hardcopies of the certificate as needed.
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