908-757-0108 ext. 4521 Hours |
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Joan Mruk |
Paula Fisher |
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The Library Media Center provides the school community with a means to access and effectively use information sources and technology for intellectual growth and effective communication. This is accomplished by providing a collection of print and digital materials, a variety of technologies, and space for quiet study or collaborative work. We also provide the campus with a student led TV studio program. A member of the library staff is always available for support of all resources. The Library Media Specialist will work with faculty to incorporate information literacy and technology skills into the curriculum.
Resources and CommunicationIn addition to a collection of resource, literature and fiction volumes, the Library Media Center provides periodicals, newspapers, music CD's, audiobooks, videos and DVD's. All materials are chosen t
o support the curriculum as well as personal enrichment. Technologies available include desktop and tablet computers, as well as digital and video cameras which are available for loan.
Databases
We provide the following resources to our school community. Note, a username and password is required for off campus access and can be found in the student handbook, or the Library Resources page on Moodle.
| Country Watch |
| Gale eBook Reference Collection |
| Ebsco Host |
| Facts on File |
| Jersey Clicks (requires library card from your local library) |
| JSTOR |
| Proquest |
| Teen Health and Wellness |
| World and I |
| Worldbook |
TV Studio
The TV Studio is located in the Library Media Center. It is student-operated and s
upervised
by the Library Media Staff. Morning announcements are broadcast into
homerooms throughout the school. The Communications Club tapes and edits school, announcements, activities, and events.


