Welcome to the Shenandoah High School Library Media Center |
 Happy Reading! |
Wondering What to Read for the Summer? Miss Talking Books w/Miss Huxford? Then follow the link below where you can catch Miss Huxford as she blogs about the books she's discovering!
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This Week's Featured Book Trailer! In the mood for a heart-satisfying read? Click on the cover below, and you can watch a trailer for Pushing the Limits!
More can be found on the Book Trailers Link under Library Media Center! |
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Eliot Rosewater Indiana High School Book Award    |
Library Word(s) of the Week
1st 9 Weeks Week #1 What Will It Be? You'll Find it Here-- See you in August! |
AR Bookfinder With our new version of Accelerated Reader, we now have access to all of the tests available through Renaissance.
WARNING!! This is a link to a complete listing of available AR tests. If you are looking up a book that is not one that we have in the SHS Libary, it would be good to check with Miss Huxford or your English Teacher to make sure your book is acceptable for your AR requirement. |
Miss Huxford's Picks
These books really should have made some list, some where, but sadly have been neglected! Enjoy discovering these hidden treasures with me! You can click on the cover for a book trailer!
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Accelerated Reader Enterprise on Renaissance Place 
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Ever thought about donating a book to the library, but you weren't sure what we were looking for? Then check out our Shenandoah High School Wish List on Amazon.com! Try the link below! http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/1HAXSWIDWIO3L/ref=cm_wl_rlist_go |
SHS Library Media Center Procedures/Books 1. Books are checked out using the Follett automation system on the computer. Students will use the OPAC-- On-line Public Access Catalog-- application.
2. Each student's number is his/her student ID/lunch #. Students can use their Student ID card to check out library materials.
3. Books are checked out for 4 weeks. They may be renewed or reserved.
4. Audio Books are checked out for 4 weeks. Students may only have 1 audio book at a time.
5. Reference books may be checked out overnight.
6. Videos may not be checked out by students. Arrangements can be made to view videos before, after, or during the school day.
7. Students are responsible for paying the cost of lost or damaged books; audio books are quite costly. Rules/Behavior 1. Students are to be reasonably quiet in the library. It is not a gathering place nor a hallway.
2. Students must have a specific need to visit the library on an individual basis and work accordingly. Individual students must have a pass. Passes must be shown to the Library Media Specialist upon entering, and students must sign the clipboard. Passes must be signed before leaving. Passes are issued for the following reasons: a. To work on a project, paper, or assignment. b. To find something to read. c. To find a quiet place to study and/or read. d. To take an Accelerated Reader Test.
3. The library is closed to students 1 hour each day. The lights will be turned off or dimmed.
4. Food, drinks and candy may NOT be brought into nor consumed in the Library Media Center.
Computer Concerns 1. Each student has his/her own log-in and password. In order to access your documents from anywhere, save to the H drive, not the C drive. (For assistance, see Miss Huxford).
2. Students must talk to the Librarian before using laptops. Tabletop PCs will be used for Accelerated Reader and the OPAC.
3. Email, Chat Rooms, You Tube, Face Book, Twitter & My Space are not allowed at school.
4. The Computer Lab is not a part of the Library Media Center.
5. When logging off of computers, you need to go to the Start button to log-off. Not Ctrl, Alt, Del, Enter, Enter.
6. Students need to take great care with all laptops: return laptops to correct spots, plugging in power and network cables if needed. |
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