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Henley Catalog

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Need a book? Click here to browse the catalog!

eLibrary Catalog

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All of our Overdrive ebooks and audiobooks are stored within the Albemarle High School Digital Library. You can access these digital materials by using your k12albemarle account.

Ms. Laux, Librarian
mlaux@k12albemarle.org

Mr. Strong, Library Assistant
sstrong@k12albemarle.org

Checkout Policy: You may check out a book for 3 WEEKS. You may check out manga for 1 WEEK. In order to foster a community of shared resources, we suggest students check out up to five items. However, you can always speak with the librarian to increase access to the materials you need.

Library Visits: Students will be able to visit the library during STING, lunch, and their Language Arts classes. You may also use the online catalog to place holds.

Book Holds: Please see the video in the tutorials tab below to learn how to place an online hold. When books on hold become available, they will be delivered to students during class. 
 

OUR MISSION is twofold.  Our first goal is to help all students become effective users of information and ideas. This means that we help you use your creative, critical thinking, collaborative and communication skills to succeed at all your school work.  Our second goal is to foster a love of reading in all students.  We will provide you with the latest and best of Young Adult literature and make sure you have access to the classics as well.  Let us know what you love to read, and we will put it in your hands.

RESPONSIBLE READING: In a library that serves students ranging in ages from eleven to fourteen, a wide variety of materials are needed. Obviously, what is interesting and appropriate for eleven-year-olds may not be interesting and/or appropriate for fourteen-year-olds and visa versa. When students first visit the library each year, Ms. Laux issues her standard advice: "If you choose a book that makes you uncomfortable or that would make your parents uncomfortable, return it." The beauty of libraries is that they are all about choice. Find a book you can completely enjoy.

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Request a new title! All titles are evaluated to meet the criteria established in the ACPS Library Media Handbook.

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Teachers! What can we do to help you? Let's collaborate!