This May, pay tribute to the generations of Asians and Pacific Islanders who have enriched America's history and are instrumental in its future success by reading a book by and about individuals of Asian or Pacific Islander heritage.
Turn In Books!
Yearbook pickup is in just two weeks, but only students who have cleared overdue books and fees from previous years will be able to get theirs. Seniors who do not take care of all books and fees by their last day of class will be unable to pick up their diplomas or order transcripts.
If you're on campus, just bring your books to the textbook window. If you're distance learning and need to pay fees or want to hand your book to a person, please request a drop-off appointment using the form on the library's home page. And everyone can use the drop box at the back door of the library to return books 24/7!
Not sure what's on your library record? Log into Alexandria, our online catalog, using the same username and password you use to log into school computers, then click "Patron Status."
Student Checkouts
@ the Library
Madeline, grade 11, read Water for Elephants and left a four star review on Alexandria:
"I enjoyed reading Water for Elephants, by Sara Gruen, because of its unique and exciting plot, and the characters. I recommend this book to people who like young adult fiction, adventure, or the circus."
Want to check it out? You can borrow the electronic version on the Sora app or SoraApp.com or order the print copy for pickup curbside or on campus!
Not sure how to use Sora? Watch a short tutorial on the library's blog!
Emergency Broadband Benefit
Helping households connect during the pandemic
The Federal Communications Commission has launched a temporary program to help families and households struggling to afford Internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Emergency Broadband Benefit provides a discount of up to $50/month toward broadband service for eligible households and up to $75/month for households on qualifying Tribal lands. Eligible households can also receive a one-time discount of up to $100 to purchase a laptop, desktop, or tablet computer from participating providers. Learn more and enroll online at www.getemergencybroadband.org or by calling
833-511-0311. Don’t wait!
Mobile Library!
Students in one of Ms. MacDonald's Thursday classes received a house call from the library. With books for fans of everything from Supernatural to Dungeons & Dragons,and Gilmore Girls to the Avengers, as well as mysteries, nonfiction, and classics, there was something for everyone!
Reminders:
Follow us!
You'll find book recommendations, read-alouds, raffles and contests, school news and library happenings on our Instagram: @NorthHighLibrary
Visit us!
If you're learning on campus, you can pick up textbooks at the textbook window with no advanced reservation required! If you're distance learning or want to order a book to read just for fun, please use the form the library's homepage. Look for the big, pink dot!
Win!
Read a book, post an informative review to Alexandria or Instagram, and receive an entry into our monthly raffle! For more details on how you can win, please visit the library's website.
Read All About It!
The North Wind, our school's newspaper, is full of great stories and important information. Not to mention it looks super pro! Read the latest issue on their website.
Get help!
Student members of the California Scholarship Federation are waiting to help you master the class concepts that are giving you trouble. Join them here!
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