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Middle School  -  High School
Middle School
High School

Library/Student Support Center

Media Specialist

Cheryl Rowe

Email

rowec@kingphilip.org

Phone

(508) 384-1000 ext. 3501

Hours of Operation

The Library is open on all school days between 7:00 AM and 4:30 or 5:00 PM.
On the rare instances when the library is closed during the school day, an announcement will be made and a sign posted on the doors

Book Catalog

Announcements

The Student Support Center has become a hub of activity over the past several years. We are home to our Student Help Desk, our Maker Space classes, Virtual High School classes, Flexible Work rooms and soon our new Student Business Center.   We are also a welcoming space where students can come during their study hall to work, collaborate, create, or relax.

Our Student Help Desk provides students with opportunities to explore real-world applications in a variety of technology areas. Students provide technology support to both students and faculty while building valuable technical and professional skills. Participants also receive training in Microsoft Office applications and have the opportunity to earn a Microsoft Office certification, an industry-recognized credential that can benefit them in college and future careers.

In addition, our Maker Space classes provide students with hands-on opportunities to explore creativity, design, and innovation. Students learn to use a variety of tools and technologies including 3D printers, vinyl cutters, heat presses for fabric, mugs, and tumblers, sewing machines, and embroidery machines. These classes encourage creativity, problem-solving, and the development of practical design and fabrication skills.

Students in our Virtual High School program have the opportunity to take elective classes in a wide variety of subject areas. These courses are taught through an online platform by teachers outside of ÅÝܽÊÓƵ Philip, allowing students to explore interests that may not be offered during the regular school day. Please click here to view the course offerings: 

 

Files

Research Databases

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Policies & Collections

Policies

LIBRARY-MEDIA CENTER RULES

  • Students can only come down from a study hall or when directed by a teacher
  • Students must scan the pass and fill out the form in their study hall
  • Sign in with first & last name
  • Get a pass from teacher on duty if you need locker or bathroom
  • You can borrow laptops from Student Help Desk
  • Push in your chairs when you leave
  • If talking please keep voices down
  • If using head phones please use only 1 earphone so you can hear teacher on duty
  • Library is closed to study hall students during LUNCH BLOCK
  • CLEAN UP AFTER YOURSELF

LIBRARY-MEDIA CENTER BOOK POLICIES

Books may be borrowed for a period of two weeks, renewable twice. Under unusual circumstances, materials may be borrowed for a longer period of time. Reference books are only loaned out upon permission from the Media Specialist.
Fines may be assessed at a rate of $0.10 per day per item with a maximum fine of $10.00.

2. School Library Request for Reconsideration of Material Form

File_ IJ-R – RECONSIDERATION OF INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES

File_ IJL – LIBRARY MATERIALS SELECTION AND ADOPTION

Rules of Computer Use

Access is a privilege – not a right! Each student is responsible to know and follow these rules.

The following are NOT allowed:

  • Altering desktop, sound, printer or any system or program configuration files including, but not limited to the screensavers or background (wallpaper).
  • Having food or drinks at the computer
  • Displaying offensive messages or pictures
  • Using obscene language
  • Damaging computers, computer systems or computer software
  • Violating copyright laws
  • Using another’s password
  • Trespassing into Library computer folders, work or files, especially system files.

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