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About Us
ABOUT US
MISSION
The mission of the library media program is to support the curriculum and to
provide the resources and personnel to "build a learner who can thrive in a
complex information environment."
Based on: AASL's Standards for the
21st-Century Learner
| STAFF Mrs. Darby, Library Media Specialist Mrs. Greenhow, Library Media Paraeducator Mrs. Leland, Library Media Paraeducator Contact the media center at: 863-499-2900 ext. 2580 |
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HOURS
Monday-Thursday: 6:45am--2:30pm
Friday: 6:45am -2:15pm
Students are also welcome during all lunch periods.
RESOURCES
The Media Center offers an extensive collection of print and non-print resources
including: books, magazines, newspapers, online reference sources and more. The
Media Center resources have been specifically selected to support the school's
instructional program. The online resources may be accessed by clicking
here. Some of these resources
require an ID and password. Please see the media specialists for the ID
and password.
PRINTING
A copy machine is located in the Media Center for student use. The cost per page
for copies is $.15. Students may also print from the many computers located in
the Media Center. The cost per page for printed copies is $.10.
COMPUTERS
The Media Center has computers available for student use. These computers may be
used for Internet access and word processing. Computers are for educational
purposes only. A 40 station computer lab is also located in the Media Center for
instructional use.
CIRCULATION POLICY
Our circulation system is computerized. Students must have their student ID card
with them to check out materials. Students may check out 2 books at a time.
Books may be checked out for a period of 10 school days. Some encyclopedias are
available for overnight check out. Fines will be assessed for overdue books at a
rate of $.10 per day per book.