Ms. Mack - Librarian
Ms. Knapp - Aide
Our library is entirely computerized and our O.P.A.C. (online public access catalogue) is available on all computer stations in the library as well as in classrooms.
RESEARCH
InfoTrac & Biography Resource Center
Search a variety of collections of authors, magazines & newspapers for information on current events, popular culture, the arts and sciences, sports, etc.
Nursing and Allied Health Collection
Search a variety of collections of authors, magazines & newspapers for information on current events, popular culture, the arts and sciences, sports, etc.
Our library also has a variety of educational resources for teachers including the following:
English Videos
Math Videos
Science Videos
Shop Videos
Social Studies Videos
CD-ROM Collection
National Geographic Maps
Periodicals List
Our most popular authors.
Jodi Picoult, Stephanie Myers, Nicholas Sparks, Libba Bray, Mike Lupica, Stephen King
About the Library
The mission of the library is to support the curriculum and provide resources for students' school work and independent reading. The library offers a wealth of resources for both staff and students to become effective users of information. Resources include; books, periodicals, videos, CD, audio visual equipment, and networked internet access.
We hope to see you often!
Need information from your public library? Here are the web addresses for each community served by Bristol-Plymouth:
Berkley
1 North Main Street
Berkley, MA 02779
Tel: 508-822-3329
http://www.sailsinc.org/berkley
Bridgewater
15 South Street
Bridgewater, MA 02324
Tel: 508-697-3331
http://www.bridgewaterpubliclibrary.org/
Middleboro
102 N. Main Street
Middleboro, MA 02346
Tel: 508-946-2470
http://www.midlib.org
Raynham
760 South Main Street
Raynham, MA 02767
Tel: 508-823-1344
http://www.town.raynham.ma.us/Public_Documents/RaynhamMA_Library/index
Taunton
12 Pleasant Street
Taunton, MA 02780
Tel: 508-821-1410
http://www.tauntonlibrary.org
The library/media center is located in Room 134, which is diagonal to the Main Office. The center is open at 7:45 a.m. for student and faculty use subject to the regulations set forth by the librarian and the principal.
Students may come to the library before and after school as well as throughout the day with a pass from the lunchroom, classroom or shop.
The library strives to provide materials that support the student's academic assignments as well as encourage pleasure reading. We also have a widely varied collection of subscriptions including titles such as Seventeen, Car Craft, Newsweek, and Time.
Students may borrow up to five items at a time. Books are checked out for a three-week period. Most items can be renewed twice.
Overdue notices are sent out twice per month. Failure to return materials after two notifications will result in their name being forwarded to the administration for disciplinary action and billing of lost items. Library borrowing privileges will be suspended until notice is received from the administration that the student has cleared his/her obligation.
