21. Langston Hughes Middle School - Media Center Welcome to the Langston Hughes media Center. virginia Young Readers Research Langston On Regular school Days Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday http://www.fcps.k12.va.us/HughesMS/Media Center Page/Media.htm

Virginia Young Readers Research Langston Hughes Home Page Hours of Operation On Regular School Days Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 7:20 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Late Bus Days Thursday 7:20 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. Media Center Research Virginia Young Readers Langston Hughes Home Page ... Teams

22. C.M. Eppes Middle School Media Center Athena Database of CM Eppes media collection She graduated from the NorthsideHigh school in Gretna, virginia and attended virginia State University http://pittschools.org/cme/MediaCenter.htm

C.M. Eppes Media Center Media Specialists Websites Pitt County Media Website Pitt County Video search and order Pitt County Tech Forms Follett Titlewave ... Advantage Learning AR ordering Local Library Websites Sheppard Memorial Library Pitt Community Lib Catalog ECU Joyner Library Catalog Book Awards Newbery Award winners Caldecott Award winners North Carolina Children's Book Award ALA Best Books for Young Adults Technology Websites NC DPI Technology North Carolina Technology Competencies for Educators Thinkquest Research Websites Internet Public Library Awesome Library NC WISE OWL Kids Connect ... Citing Sources Available Databases: Athena - Database of C.M Eppes media collection SIRS - Full text articles on social, scientific, historic, economic, political and global issues Gale - Full text articles from magazines, newspapers, primary documents and essays N.C Wise Owl - State-supported database that accesses full text magazines, newspapers and encyclopedias World Book- Online general reference encyclopedia Battle of The Books Book List 2005-2006 Title Author The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Mark Twain Al Capone Does My Shirts Gennifer Choldenko Anne of Green Gables L.M. Montgomery

23. Media The media Center at Williamsburg Middle school serves the needs of over 900 from our media Center and also books on the virginia Young Readers list. http://www.arlington.k12.va.us/schools/williamsburg/staff/lmc/

The Media Center welcomes you to - the new school year! Come to the Media Center to view the beautiful quilts made by last year's 6th grade American Studies students. Pathfinder handout Citing Your Sources handout Introduction Staff and Hours ... at School/Home NEW Gale Group @ School Gale Group @ Home - Find It Virginia need public library card # preceded by 2020 The Media Center at Williamsburg Middle School serves the needs of over 900 students and a large staff of over 100 teachers, administrators, secretaries and assistants. It is definitely the hub of the entire school. The Media Center is fully involved in the Age of Technology. We are increasing the number of resources that students can access using computers. Our card catalog is now on computer and may be accessed through online public access terminals. We have moved from the more traditional library research to a networked lab facility in which information resources can be accessed from all terminals simultaneously. This will greatly increase student access to information, particularly for those students that do not have computers at home. Learn more about us from the information and links below.

24. W.E. Waters Middle School Media Center WELCOME TO WATERS MIDDLE school media CENTER on the Web Writing a Bibliography Electronic Bibliography Search Engines virginia Young Readers http://pps.k12.va.us/schools/wms/media.htm

W.E. Waters Middle School Media Center Mrs. Cydney Cavender, Librarian Mrs. Helene Curnutte, Secretary WELCOME TO WATERS MIDDLE SCHOOL MEDIA CENTER Your connection to research, reference, and reading materials. W.E. Waters Middle School Media Center About the Media Center References on the Web ... Virginia Young Readers Phone: 757-558-2813 Fax: 757-485-2829 600 Roosevelt Blvd. Portsmouth, VA 23701

25. School-Libraries.Net: Peter Milbury's Network Of School Librarian Web Pages Damascus Middle school media Center Maintained by Gail Gilland, Glenvar Highschool, Salem, virginia. Gunston Middle school Library media Center http://www.school-libraries.net/usa/va.html

School Libraries.Net Peter Milbury's Network of School Librarian Web Pages Sponsored by the School of Library and Information Science @ San Jose State University Peter Milbury Original Creator Dr. Blanche Woolls Coordinator Dr. David Loertscher Coordinator Virginia School Libraries K-12 Schools Curriculum Related Resources Professional Associations School Libraries Audrey Bruce Currier Library Maintained by Alex Northrup, Associate Librarian, Audrey Bruce Currier Library, Foxcroft School, Middleburg, Virginia. Cave Spring High School Library/ Media Center Maintained by Edward R. Spruell, Librarian, Cave Spring High School, Roanoke, Virginia. Clifton Middle School Library Media Center Maintained by Julia F. Steger, Librarian, Clifton Middle School, Covington, VA. Damascus Middle School Media Center Maintained by Gail Gilland, Library Media Specialist, Damascus, Virginia. E. B. Stanley Middle School Library Maintained by Pam Smith, Librarian, E. B. Stanley Middle School, Abingdon, Virginia. Emmett G. Shufflebarger Library

26. Thurgood Marshall Elementary School, Chesapeake, Virginia The TME media Center staff believes that our primary goal is to support the In addition, the media Center Staff believes our students should become http://eclipse.cps.k12.va.us/Schools/TME/media.html

Media Center Goals The TME Media Center staff believes that our primary goal is to support the curriculum of Grades PK - 5 and to work cooperatively with administrators, staff, and students to meet the objectives set forth in the Virginia Standards of Learning. In addition, the Media Center Staff believes our students should become effective users of ideas and information available in our facility. Policies and Procedures The Media Center hours are . Open check-out for Accelerated Reader books only is from a.m. each day. Students should report to his/her classroom in order to get a Media Center morning pass before reporting for morning checkout. Books are checked out for a one week period, and may be renewed. Resources The TME Media Center has over 14,000 books, including reference materials, easy readers, chapter books, and non-fiction titles, as well as the daily newspaper and 35 magazines. In addition there are 10 computers available for CD-Rom programs, Accelerated Reader tests, and on-line research. Internet sites which are recommended for research include: Chesapeake Public Library Caldecott Award Newberry Award Media Specialist Paula Sayles Home About TME Administration Staff ... Links Revised

27. CAS Homepage Chesapeake Alternative school is compliant with the virginia State Standards of The CAS media Center believes its primary goal is to support the http://eclipse.cps.k12.va.us/Schools/CAS/

Chesapeake Alternative School "MAKING A DIFFERENCE!" "Students, Like Sea Stars, Should be Appreciated for Their Uniqueness." Founded in 1971, Chesapeake Alternative School is one of the oldest alternative schools in the state of Virginia. Chesapeake Alternative School provides a structured learning environment and offers a variety of methods and materials that meet the individual needs of students, while maintaining clearly defined limits and strictly enforced consequences for inappropriate behavior. The student body consisting of the 6th through 10th grades is divided into groups according to grade levels. Students remain in the same group with constant supervision through out the entire day. When students exchange classes, they walk with a teacher at the appropriate time. Chesapeake Alternative School offers students the opportunity to acquire the academic and social skills that will allow them to return to their home schools and be successful. The curriculum is that of the Chesapeake Public Schools with emphasis on behavior modification, individualization, and small group instruction. The Point Card System is a vital part of the school's program.

28. Samuel W. Tucker Elementary School, Alexandria, Virginia The Library media Center supports the curriculum, school plan and educationalgoals of Samuel W. Tucker Elementary school. The library media program http://www.acps.k12.va.us/tucker/media.php

@import "css/complex.css"; @import "css/complex_vnav.css"; @import "css/complex_hnav.css"; skip to page content Note: You are experiencing only the raw content of this site, without the intended layout and design. Either your browser has ignored the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) files for this site, or you are using an outdated browser which does not support Web Standards. Learn more Samuel W. Tucker Elementary School home a-z index contact us school profile ... supply lists Library Media Center Staff Accelerated Reader Mission Statement Resources ... TV Studio Media Center Staff Nancy Silcox, Library Media Specialist Mary Ann Dalzell, Library Assistant Accelerated Reader Book Lists by level by title by author Mission Statement The Library Media Center supports the curriculum, school plan and educational goals of Samuel W. Tucker Elementary School. The library media program provides an environment in which everyone in the school is empowered to become lifelong learners and effective users of information, ideas and technology. back to top Resources The collection has been developed and organized to provide access to resources that meet the information and literary needs of our students, teachers and staff. Resources support, enrich and help implement the school's educational program. Selected materials include varying levels of difficulty, appeal to diverse interests, and present various points of view. Access is provided to resources within and beyond the school walls through networked computers.

29. T.C. Williams High School: Home Of The Titans! Library media Center TC Williams High school is located in Alexandria,virginia, just south of Washington, DC To learn more about our school, http://www.acps.k12.va.us/tcw/

You are seeing this message either because our stylesheet did not load in your browser or your browser is not standards compliant. To upgrade your browser, visit http://browsehappy.com/ quick links: A-Z Site Index Activities, Clubs and Organizations Alumni Announcements Art Gallery Athletics Awards and Recognitions Band Programs Bell Schedule Calendars/Events Career and Technical Education Contact Us Course Offerings Faculty and Staff Grading Scale Graduation Requirements Guidance Department Guidance Resource Center Laptop Initiative Library Media Center Principal's Message PTSA Titan Expo Triad Newsletter TV Station Useful Links Home of the Titans! T.C. Williams High School is located in Alexandria, Virginia, just south of Washington, D.C. To learn more about our school, read our school profile and browse our website 3330 King Street Alexandria, Virginia 22302 Tel: 703-824-6800 Fax: 703-824-6826 Grades: 10-12 School Hours: 8:15 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. Principal: John Porter Announcements: Porter to Remain at T.C. While Search Continues The New T.C. Williams (updates on construction, smaller learning communities, and athletics) view all announcements Home A-Z Index Athletics ... Profile

30. Norfolk Public Schools test on the book s content on a school computer at the school’s media Center . Please click on the “2005 virginia school Census Form” button on the http://www.nps.k12.va.us/

Find It Fast GroupWise 2005-06 School Calendar 2005-06 Testing Schedule 2005-06 School Board Prop. Budget 2005-06 Supt. Proposed Budget 2004-05 Approved Budget 2004-05 School Calendar 2003-04 School Performance Reports 2003-04 District Performance Report 2003-04 School Board Perform. Report Accreditation Report 2002-03 Parent University Comprehensive Accountability System Student Mentorship Program Your Week Newsletter Application Forms Bus Safety Rules School Bus Schedules School Locator Index School Lunch Menus School Supplies List (Elementary) Code of Conduct Continuous High School Improvement Internet Use (AUP) Mileposts (PDF) NPS Quiz Server Recent News School Board Policy Manual School Board Dates SOL Test Results Spectrum Union Catalog TAC NPS Speakers Bureau E-Portfolio Research-Survey Policy Our Schools B.T. Washington Granby Lake Taylor Maury Norview Azalea Gardens Blair Lafayette-Winona Lake Taylor Meadowbrook Northside Norview Rosemont Ruffner Bay View Bowling Park Calcott Camp Allen Campostella Chesterfield Academy Coleman Place Crossroads Dreamkeepers Academy Fairlawn Ghent Granby Ingleside Jacox Larchmont Larrymore Lindenwood Little Creek Monroe Norview Oakwood Ocean View Oceanair Poplar Halls St. Helena

31. NTVC - Norfolk Technical Vocational Center High schools Library media Center Map of school NPS Home school Calendar Norfolk, virginia 23502 (757) 8923300. William Davis, Jr., Principal http://www.nps.k12.va.us/schools/ntvc/

32. Goochland High School - Welcome Welcome to the GHS media Center. The hub and heart of the school. We are encouragingour students to virginia Young Readers Middle school List 20042005 http://www.glnd.k12.va.us/schools/GHS/LMC.html

Welcome to the GHS Media Center The hub and heart of the school We are encouraging our students to select titles from the 2004-2005 Virginia Young Readers middle and high school reading lists. Each list is made up of 10 titles published within the last 3 years. In March, 2005, those students who have read at least 4 titles from the middle school list or 4 titles from the high school list are eligible to vote for their favorite. The votes of all students in Virginia are tallied to select a winning book from each list. Authors and publishers hope to be Virginia Young Readers winners! Virginia Young Readers Middle School List 2004-2005 Halfway to the Sky by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley Pictures of Hollis Woods by Patricia Reilly Giff Hush by Jacqueline Woodson Dancing in Cadillac Light by Kimberley Willis Holt Charlotte's Rose by A. E. Cannon We Rode the Orphan Trains by Andrea Warren Loser by Jerry Spinelli Surviving the Applewhite's by Stephanie Tolan Midnight for Charlie Bone by Jenny Nimmo Hitler's Daughter by Jacki French Virginia Young Readers High School List 2004-2005 On the Frings by Don Gallo 911: The Book of Help by Michael Cart Catalyst by Laurie Halse Anderson The House Next Door by R. K. Cusick

33. About Goochland High School of Colleges and Schools (SACS) and fullyaccredited by the virginia Our media center is the place to find answers. Home to a computer lab, http://www.glnd.k12.va.us/schools/ghs/about.html

About Goochland High School Goochland High School, with a student population of over 700 students, serves students in Goochland County grades 8-12. The 2002-2003 school year saw the addition and opening of the eighth-grade wing. Goochland High School is located on route 6, River Road West, about one mile west of Goochland Court House. The building opened in the fall of 2001 as a brand new addition to the county, at the original cost of $22 million. Take a virtual tour of Goochland High School Accreditation Goochland High School is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) and fully-accredited by the Virginia Department of Education, based on the past-years SOL scores. Our Mission The goals of the school are clearly stated in our mission statement: Our mission is to create an environment where learning is achieved using diverse strategies and assessed through multiple methods, where individuals' strengths and differences are valued, and where students become well-rounded, contributing members of the growing global community. Technology The availablity of technology is a hallmark of Goochland High School. Stationary labs, portable laptop carts, a fiber-optic network, and design and art classes add to the diversity of instruction. In school year 2002-03, Goochland High School administered the SOL exams electronically using laptops and lab-based computers. Goochland High School is home to News2, our own in-house television studio which broadcasts daily to the GHS community. Students also take non-linear video editing classes and produce short films and documentaries.

34. Raleigh Court Elementary School Raleigh Court Elementary school Roanoke, virginia. Principal Each classroomutilizes several computers and the media center has several state of the art http://www.roanoke.k12.va.us/schools/raleigh/default.html

Raleigh Court Elementary School Roanoke, Virginia Principal Mrs. B. Cribbs School Links: Read the latest classroom news Take an online Standards of Learning test! Back to School - Supply List Mission Statement: Raleigh Court School educates the whole child by nurturing physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development. Helping students accept responsibility for oneself, school, and community enhances their self-esteem. We lead students toward the mastery of basic skills and facilitate their progress in the development of critical thinking skills and independent learning. Thus, Raleigh Court School promotes an atmosphere in which all staff and students may achieve their maximum potential. Fast Facts: We are located in Roanoke Virginia in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains We are a member of the Roanoke City School System Our enrollment is approximately 350 students We have a faculty and staff of approximately 25 Our student to teacher ratio is approximately 18:1 Our school offers the following services: Grades K-5 resource classes for the gifted as well as the learning disabled We are a feeder school into: Woodrow Wilson Middle School (grades 6-8) Patrick Henry High School (grades 9-12) What makes Raleigh Court special?

35. JEB Stuart Elementary School - Media Center Newsletter March 2005 media Highlights. JEB Stuart Elementary school Library/media Center virginia Hamilton12th Diane Dillion-13th Lois Lowry-20th Robert Frost-26th http://richmond.k12.va.us/schools/stuart/LMCNewsletterMarch2005.htm

Back to Media Center Page Media Highlights J.E.B. Stuart Elementary School Library/Media Center Wanda T. Bagley-Media Specialist Vol. 2 no. 4 Special Events for March National Women History Month National Craft Month Music in Our Schools Month National Nutrition Month St. Patrick Day-17th Media Center Update The server for the Media Center has arrived and hopefully by next week it will be install and software down loaded. Once the software is downloaded, we can setup the circulation system; enter the books and names of students and staff. The Media Center is in desperate need of an inventory. After all necessary information has been entered into the computer, I will take inventory. I will inform you when everything is completed and the Media Center ready for full service. I truly appreciate your patience. Authors Celebrating their Birthday in March Ezra Jack Keats-11th Virginia Hamilton-12th Diane Dillion-13th Lois Lowry-20th Robert Frost-26th Book Fair The Scholastic Book Fair has been rescheduled for April 28, 2005. The Book Fair gives the students the opportunity to buy carefully selected, quality books and products at affordable prices.

36. Welcome To Matoaca High School - Virtual Library (Requires Library Card Number), Find It virginia Databases The mission ofthe Matoaca High school Library media Center. is to provide curriculum support http://chesterfield.k12.va.us/Schools/Matoaca_HS/library.htm

Matoaca High School - Virtual Library Back to Matoaca High School Homepage Online Services/Databases State/Local Resources Reference Sites by Subject ... Research Project Hotlinks Welcome to the Matoaca High School Library Media Center Open 7:00 am-2:45 pm on school days Online Access available 24 hours a day/7 days a week Brought to you by your Library Media Specialists. Online Services and Databases Matoaca High School Library Catalog CCPS Online Databases Dictionary, Almanac, Encyclopedia Information Please Almanac CCPS Suggested Summer Reading List Image Searching Newspapers Richmond Times-Dispatch USA Today Chesterfield County Public Library, Catalog and Databases (Requires Library Card Number) Find It Virginia Databases Google Search Engine SOL Practice Test SAT Testing and College Search ... Works Cited Page and Footnote Format Reference Sites by Subject Literature and Writing Social Studies and Economics Sciences Mathematics ... Health, Fitness and Sports

37. Library Media Services Handbook An effective school library media program must be dynamic to incorporate new To align the library media program with the virginia State Standards of http://chesterfield.k12.va.us/Instruction/Library_Media/Library_Media_Handbook.h

Library Media Services Handbook PURPOSE Mission Statement OVERVIEW Master Technology Plan Library Initiative INSTRUCTION Elementary School Middle School High School Powerful Partnerships ADMINISTRATION Selection Procedure School Board Policy Annual Report Form INFORMATION ACCESS Electronic Databases Acceptable Use Policy LIBRARY.SOLUTION Information and FAQ's about the new Integrated Library System Return to Top of Page Return to Top of Page Return to Top of Page Return to Top of Page Purpose The information in this electronic handbook is intended to serve as a program guide for CCPS school library media specialists. An effective school library media program must be dynamic to incorporate new information technologies, support new and revised school curricula, and utilize new instructional delivery systems and methodologies. Consequently, policies and procedures for school library media programs must also be dynamic to effectively coordinate and meet the needs of these programs. Providing this handbook electronically allows for necessary additions and revisions to be incorporated in a timely and efficient manner. Mission Statement School library media programs enable students to learn. Through promoting reading and literature appreciation, teaching information literacy skills, providing access to intellectual resources, and fostering critical thinking and independent learning, Chesterfield County Public Schools library media programs contribute to student success and the support of lifelong learning.

38. Media Center 8301 Hungary Spring Road • Richmond, virginia 23228 • (804)7563020 So thetech center libraries strive to serve to support our home school libraries. http://www.henrico.k12.va.us/HS/HermitageTech/MediaCenter_04/MediaCenterindex.ht

Hermitage Technical Center Skills for a Lifetime of Learning 8301 Hungary Spring Road • Richmond, Virginia 23228 • (804)756-3020 Principal's Message Staff Programs Application ... Guidance Library Information Specialist Jan Budryk Hours 8:30AM-3:45PM (Library Information Specialist is available 2-3 days a week. Teachers have a schedule of her availability.) Library available for afterschool events, meetings, etc. Coming soon HP computer Lab. Students and teachers can print to laser printer. Reference Books Dictionaries, books of quotations, atlas, medical dictionary, etc. (Also available are books on specific subject areas i.e. automotive) Periodicals Those that support specific class curricula are found in class rooms. More general ones are: Education Weekly, Computers in Libraries, Newsweek, etc. which are available in the HTC Library. The Hermitage Tech Center library is an extension of your students' home school libraries, The tech centers draw from all area Henrico County public schools. Students will use their home school libraries primarily for their academic research. We enjoy the generous cooperation of the Hermitage High School library, when our students need materials we don't supply. As the tech centers are an option for Henrico County students. So the tech center libraries strive to serve to support our home school libraries. The library information specialist serves as a resource for both Henrico County Technical Centers. Duties include ordering software, videos, periodicals and books that support technical center curricula. The librarian assists students with employment preparation, research, and helps prepare them for the SkillsUSA youth leadership competition. The librarian also aids teachers and students in the preparation of resumes, grant applications, scholarships and award nominations.

39. VDOE :: Office Of Educational Technology the role of the school library media center as a powerful and active partner Finditva is provided to all public and private schools in virginia by a http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/Technology/OET/library.shtml

Information Power, a publication of the American Library Association and the Association for Educational Communications and Technology provides the foundation for the development of the Linking Libraries and Academic Achievement (LLAA) initiative. Information Power establishes national standards for student information literacy and outlines the role of the school library media center as a powerful and active partner in the school instructional program. Information literacy is the ability to effectively locate, use, and communicate information to demonstrate learning and to develop the skills needed for life-long learning. The goal of this initiative is to provide guidance to school library media specialists in the development of best practices for teaching and learning. The resource documents identify skills that students need in order to be successful in meeting the Virginia Standards of Learning. It also provides strategies and activities that integrate technology into the curriculum and fosters the development of literacy skills that will enable students to become discriminating and efficient users of information.

40. Virginia Department Of Education Division Of Technology, Instructional Media And NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton, virginia fellowships, summer programs school Library Web Pages Library media Specialists across the state are http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/Technology/imtresources.html

Educational Technology Resources: Curriculum Applications Educational Technology Planning and Management Grants and Funding Handheld Devices ... Staff Development and Training Curriculum Applications AOL@ School Appalachian Resource Center, from Appalachian Power Apple Learning Interchange The Argus Clearing House : a guide to curriculum guides of Web sites : searchable archives of online instructional Web sites, and E-mail service of weekly updates The Bridge Teacher Resource Center : a Sea Grant National Ocean partnership Program, Web links to scientists and research institutions, lesson plan collection, and information centers for ocean science topics The California Instructional Technology Clearinghouse : evaluations of instructional materials Classroom Connect Connections + (From Content Knowledge: A Compendium of Standards and Benchmarks For K-12 Education : lesson plans, activities, curriculum resources

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