Media Center Home

The school media center serves as a hub for information, learning, and exploration. It provides resources that support the curriculum and enhance students' educational experiences. The media center is a place where students can discover new ideas, explore different perspectives, and develop critical thinking skills. It also serves as a space for collaboration, research, and creativity, supporting students in their academic pursuits and preparing them for success in a rapidly changing world.

The Media Center uses Follett’s Destiny Library Manager to maintain our library collection. Patrons access the collection using Destiny Discover, a graphics based circulation software that allows them to search for print and digital content available in their school’s media center. Whether it’s a student or teacher looking for leisure reading/entertainment, materials to support homework or lesson planning, Destiny Discover will help them find what they’re looking for.

Destiny Discover can be accessed by students through Classlink. Look for Destiny Discover on the e-Library tab.

Want to view our collection?

Click the Destiny Icon

Love reading? Check out Beanstack.com available on Classlink to participate in seasonal and ongoing reading challenges for all ages.

• Track your reading on their website or on the go with the Beanstack app
• Expand your reading horizons with fun challenges – read things outside your favorite genres
• Earn virtual badges as you complete activities

 

CURRENT DISTRICT WIDE READING CHALLENGE

Back to School Challenge
August 9, 2023 to September 30 2023

Program Overviews & Applications

Library Advisory Committee Application

Wildcat News Team Application

Battle of the Books Application

Family Engagement Resources

Parenting in a Digital Age Video Playlist

SEL in Digital Life

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Information On Setting The Parental Controls For Cable TV And Internet Providers:

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