Library Media Center

Students visiting the LMC must have their school ID and a pass from their teacher. Students should present their pass at the circulation desk when entering the library and sign in at the reference desk.

The library is a place where students may go for quiet study, computer work, collaboration, or to conduct research. Maintaining a welcoming, supportive, purposeful and productive academic environment is our goal.  All district and school policies are enforced, including behavior expectations and the computer user agreement signed by all students. No food or drink is permitted in the library.

Check outs:
Students may check out up to three print books and three eBooks at a time. Books may be checked out for three (3) weeks, with the option to renew for an additional three weeks.

Read here to find out how online students can check out print books from the library! 

Due dates:
Books can be checked out for three weeks and may be renewed once. Students will receive overdue book reminders via school email and in their assigned reading class. If overdue books are not returned by the end of each quarter, notifications may be sent out to parents making them aware of their students' potential fines. 

Overdue Items:
No late fees are charged for overdue books. We ask that students return late books as soon as possible. If a student loses or damages the book(s) then parents/guardians will be called and students will have to pay for missing/damaged materials.  

Here are great videos to help you become familiar with our resources: 

Destiny Collections
Green Screen Editing

Asking the right questions are the keys developing an excellent research project. Let's get started with how to ask the right question!

Check out the printable resources below for helpful information to get started on your project.

• Informative Research Guide
• Perspective Research Organizer
• Problem Solution Research Organizer
• Costas Question Stems
• Cornell Notes Template

Now it's time to summarize your research. What did you learn? And how are you going to share your new knowledge? Try some creative presentation options other than a slide presentation to really capture your audience's attention and communicate your ideas! It's important to think about how to communicate your new knowledge with your audience in an engaging way.

Check out the options below for some ideas on how to present your information. 

• Blabberize: photo editing tool that creates talking animations from a photo or other image
• Bubble.us: brainstorming and mind mapping
• Canva: online posters
• Emaze: create customized presentations, websites, blogs
• Pear Deck: create an interactive and community-focused classroom 
• Powtoons: create engaging, animated videos 
• Prezi: presentation software that uses motion, zoom, and spatial relationships to bring your ideas to life 
• Storyboards: create comic strips
• Sliderocket: presentation creation tool that allows you to create full-featured presentations that include audio, video, images and special effects.
• Sway in Microsoft Office: create a blog or webpage
• ToonDoo: comic creating tool
• Voki: create your own talking character for a presentation