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Exeter-West Greenwich Jr/Sr High School Library: Home

Middle School Book Battle

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Ms Winnerś Virtual Library

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 Library tutorials & resources for school and home

RICAT Login -  to find and hold books, read ebooks and keep track of your stuff

Book Hold & Delivery - current procedures for everyone taking out a library book.  

Ebook access recap

eBooks  

Databases 

Passwords 

Distance Learners additional library book procedures

Broken Device Instructions

 

Middle School and High School 

 

Please email me if you have questions or need assistance.   bevin_winner@ewg.k12.ri.us

RI PBS

Request for Proposals:

Responding to the COVID-19 Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically impacted all of our lives, and as a result there are many compelling stories to be told. Rhode Island PBS is asking for proposals from independent and student producers to develop and produce short films (3 – 5 minutes) on the subject of the COVID-19 pandemic. The subject may be a personal response or a community story that reflects on the pandemic from either a contemporary or historical perspective--creativity in format and concept is encouraged.

 

Limited funding is available to successful proposals. If interested, please review the full Request for Proposals (RFP) with application details at this link. Please note: deadline for submissions has been extended to April 9, 2021.

Student Art Competition:

The White House: An American Story

The White House Historical Association is hosting a national student art competition to celebrate its 60th Anniversary and the legacy of its founder, First Lady Jaqueline Kennedy, with the theme “The White House: An American Story.” WHHA seeks submissions from students across the country that depict and reflect the White House, its collection, and its diverse history – that of presidents and first families, enslaved workers, dedicated staff, and the American public.

 

The competition is open for submissions from February 1, 2021 to May 7, 2021 and will have three grade-level categories: grades K through 3, grades 4 through 8, and grades 9 through 12. Winners in each category will be chosen via a panel of three judges and will be announced in July as part of the Association’s annual celebration of Mrs. Kennedy’s birthday. Click here to learn more about the competition and how to enter.

About the Library

 

The EWG Library  has over 15,000 fiction and nonfiction books plus ebooks available to all students and staff.  In addition we have over 300 reference books available as well as several subscription databases.  Students may visit the library with a class or as individuals (with a pass from their teacher). We have loaner Chrombooks for devices needing repair.  Please bring your broken CB to the library and fill our a tech ticket.  Ipad carts are available for use with permission from your teacher.

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EWG Jr Sr HS
930 Nooseneck Hill Rd
West Greenwich , RI
4013976898

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Goodreads

Bevin's bookshelf: to-read

Beneath
Beneath
by Roland Smith
tagged: to-read
A Blind Guide to Stinkville
A Blind Guide to Stinkville
by Beth Vrabel
tagged: to-read
Falling Over Sideways
Falling Over Sideways
by Jordan Sonnenblick
tagged: to-read
The Firefly Code
The Firefly Code
by Megan Frazer Blakemore
tagged: to-read
Lily and Dunkin
Lily and Dunkin
by Donna Gephart
tagged: to-read

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Visiting the Library Media Center

Students are welcome to visit the library before the first bell,  throughout the school day (with a pass from their teacher) or after school.  
 
During the school day students must have passes and:
1. Sign in
2. Leave pass in basket
3. Get pass signed when leaving
4. Sign out
 
 

Library Hours and Policies

M 7:07am-3:00pm                     

T 7:07am-2:30pm

W 7:07am-3:00pm

R 7:07am-2:30pm

F 7:07am-2:30pm

 

 

Borrowing Library Materials

Borrowing Library Items
The loan period is 15 school days (3 weeks). Limit: 3 items per student.  When students have multiple research projects, they can request to borrow additional items.  
 
Renewals
You may come to the library to renew if you need additional time. Please bring your items to the library when renewing.
 
Late Fees
The library charges 5 cents per school day for overdue materials.
 
You may not borrow if...
You have an overdue book.
 
Lost Books and Magazines
Students must pay the cost of replacing lost or damaged materials before borrowing additional items.
 
Notices
Check your e-mail on file in Aspen and/or "My Info" in your library account to check for due dates, overdues, and hold status. Overdue notices are emailed weekly and ready hold notices are emailed the day that the item arrives.  
 
Interlibrary Loan
As a member of the RILINK consortium, the EWG Jr/Sr High School Library follows the consortium-level Interlibrary loan policy that is posted on the RILINK Website.

adapted from H. Blais CHSE

Project Lit

20-21 #ProjectLIT - Titles

Project Lit Community is a national literacy movement of educators and students committed to increasing access to diverse books and promoting a love of reading

American Association of School Librarians Standards for the 21st Century Learner

"Standards for the 21st-Century Learner offer vision for teaching and learning to both guide and beckon our profession as education leaders. They will both shape the library program and serve as a tool for school librarians to use to shape the learning of students in the school." ( http://www.ala.org/aasl/standards-guidelines/learning-standards)

Click here to access the American Association of School Librarians Standards for the 21st Century Learner.

Library Mission Statement

The mission of the library media program is to ensure that students and staff are effective users of ideas and information.  This mission is accomplished by:

  • Providing intellectual and physical access to materials in all formats
  • Providing instruction to foster competence and stimulate interest in reading, viewing, and using information and ideas
  • Collaborating with other educators to design learning strategies to meet the needs of individual students.

H Blais CHES