Our Mission.

The library media program strives to cultivate in our students the "desire to know". We work to help students engage in information seeking behavior, developing skills to discover, to understand, and to use the vast body of information available to them. We hope that our students will embrace the power and responsibility that accompanies knowledge. We also promote the joy of reading and guide our students to become life-long learners.

Our Services.

Print materials.  Our library offers access to about 10000 fiction and non-fiction titles, as well as nine popular and academic periodicals which may be viewed in the media center.

Playaways and Kindles.  The library has a small collection of mp3 audiobooks and Kindle e-readers available for student checkout.

Follett Digital Resources.  E-books and Digital Audiobooks are available for checkout through the Destiny Library Catalog and can be read on any computer or other device with Internet access.

Reference services.  In addition to our traditional print reference materials (i.e. encyclopedias, dictionaries, atlases, and almanacs), we also offer access to digital and online reference materials through our Britannica Online subscription and through Finditva.org.  These are available anywhere you have Internet access.

Technology services.  Resources that are available for student checkout in the media center or under teacher supervision include digital cameras, camcorders, iPads, iPods, microphones, and headphones.  We also offer earbuds for sale for $2.00.

Destiny Library Online Catalog. Students can access Destiny, our online public access catalog, wherever and whenever they have Internet access.

Makerspace.  Our makerspace includes Legos, Cubelets, LittleBits, Squishy Circuits, K'Nex, Keva Planks, Stikbots and stop-motion animation app, as well as other creative activities.

Print and e-books.

• Non-fiction and fiction titles for two-week periods. 
  
• There is a checkout limit 3 items at a time.
• To renew books, you must bring them to the media center circulation desk.
• If you have overdue items, you may not check out new materials.
• Lost or damaged items must be paid for before you can check out new items.
• If you have items more than two weeks overdue, you may be asked to serve lunch detention until the item or items are returned.

Playaways and kindles.

NOTE: Signed permission slips are required in order to check out Kindles. 

Playaways

• Playaways have a two-week checkout and may not be renewed.
• Only one Playaway may be checked out at a time.  You must not have any overdue books in order to check one out.
• Headphones or earbuds are required. You may use your own or purchase earbuds from us for $2.00.
• Playaways use one AAA battery.  The library provides rechargeable batteries that must be returned with the Playaway. If the battery power dies while you have the Playaway, return it to the library, and we will give you a replacement battery.
• If a Playaway is lost or damaged, you are responsible for the full cost of the device.  Prices vary by title, but most Playaways cost about $50.
• If you are overdue with a Playaway, you will have to wait a month before checking another one out.