Media Center Hours 
Monday thru Friday
8:00am to 3:15 pm
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Homework Lab
Tuesday and Thursday
from 3:15 pm to 4:15 pm

• References
• Subjects 
• Making a Bibliography  
• Search  Engines
• Parent Resources

• Teacher Resources
• Reading List
• Michigan Electronic Library
  

• Bibliography Formatting -Citing your sources

• United Streaming - Standards-based digital video-on-demand
• Search Government Sites
• Ask ERIC
• Library Spot -A resource that provides easy access to the best online Media information.
• NCOS Classroom - Education information and activities for students everywhere
• MEL- Michigan Electronic Library
• Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators
• MiClimb - Explains each Michigan benchmark so that it is easily understood
• Core Democratic Values
• Children's Literature: literature for children and color management strategies for reproduction of children's literature.
• Literature for Children: A digitized "collection of the treasures of children's literature published largely in the United States and Great Britain from before 1850 to beyond 1950.
• Digital History - Has primary sources, biographies, an interactive timeline, and more.
• REMC 3 & 9 - This is the place to order your videos/DVDs, check out online tutorials, and explore professional development opportunities.

• KidsHealth - Information for parents regarding all aspects of health regarding children
• Awesome Library - Involving Parents-Awesome Library organizes the Web with 22,000 carefully reviewed resources, including the top 5 percent in education.
• DiscoverySchool-Rich with features that are helpful for parents and students as well as teachers.
• HomeworkSpot-A resource that provides easy access to the best online homework helpers. Organized into grade-appropriate categories.
• Growing with Media- Discover how TV, computers, video games, movies and radio can shape your child's development.
• Reading is Fundamental Whether you're a parent, guardian, grandparent, or an older sibling, you can help a child learn to love reading.
• LibrarySpot-A resource that provides easy access to on line information.

• American Library Association- Links to ALA Journals, website picks for families, and awards information.
• The Book Bag-A site related Bookreporter.com, with articles, author links, and more about Young Adult books
• Internet Public Library- an online with lots of  collections and links
• Guys Read- Connects boys with books they will want to read.  A literacy initiative for boys by Jon Scieszka.
• Nancy Keane’s Booktalking Website-The Reading Lists are very popular listing targeted reading suggestions -- by grade level, reading level, genre, or theme. There are nine categories of Reading Lists and over 100 subcategories.
• Literature for Children: A digitized "collection of the treasures of children's literature published largely in the United States and Great Britain from before 1850 to beyond 1950.
• Children's Literature: literature for children and color management strategies for reproduction of children's literature.