Library
Magnolia ISD Library Mission Statement
The mission of the Magnolia ISD Library Media Center is to provide an environment where lifelong habits of learning, self-improvement, and self-expression are encouraged and where patrons can meet their educational, informational, and recreational needs.
Through this process, we will help equip learners with skills to navigate an information-rich world. The Library responds to the needs of users by providing clean and inviting buildings, well-organized and up-to-date collections, friendly professional service, and well-trained staff.
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LIBRARY HOURS
The library is occasionally reserved for student club and organization meetings before and after school.
Contact Information and Library Policies
Email:
Phone: 281-356-3572
Twitter: @MHSLibrary
The library is Room 1523 and is just to left of the front doors of the school once you enter Magnolia High School.
Students have a variety of options for using the library in addition to checking out books. We have Makerspace activities, games, puzzles, and a Lego center. We have areas for quiet and group study. We also have chromebooks that can be used in the library, a phone charging station, and additional electronic and digital resources.
Students may check out up to four books at a time for a period of three weeks. Students may renew their books for a longer period, if needed.
To carry out our mission, Library Media Specialists, administrators, and learning leaders will work together to ensure that learners can effectively locate, access, analyze, synthesize, evaluate, and communicate information and ideas.
The Library Media Center:
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Provides access for learners to visit the library media center on an individual, small group, and large group basis, as needed
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Allows information skills to be taught at the point of need in a meaningful context that meets curricular objectives
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Promotes a partnership between the Library Media Specialist, instructional coordinators, and teachers to integrate the use of resources and facilities into the daily instructional plan
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Involves learners in making meaningful connections between classroom learning and information skills
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Allows learners and learning leaders to utilize the Library Media Center resources and current technology independently
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Provides staff development in building reading and information literacy and enhancing learning through technology