It’s a snow day! What a perfect time to read or listen to a book! You can download the MackinVIA app or access it on your laptop. Use your GASD Google login to access more than 4,000 titles all from your comfy cozy house.

With two snow days, we’re getting a late start to our new SAT word of the week: abstract. Do you know what it means? Can you use it in a sentence?

January 27-International Holocaust Remembrance Day. To help recognize this important part of world history, the library is showcasing just a small portion of the resources available. The display includes memoirs from survivors & rescuers, WWII info, US Internment camps, & more.

It’s Monday and it’s Keystone testing week. Do you think this week’s SAT Word of the Week, galvanizing, will be on the Keystone test too? Do you know what it means?

It’s a new semester and time for a new SAT Word of the Week: adapt. With the weather this week, we’ve certainly had to ADAPT!

A new week means that it’s time for a new SAT Word of the Week: brevity. What does it mean? Can you use it in a sentence?

Freshman library orientations are complete, now to move onto book tastings. This tasting features children’s books. Why? Because they are great examples of plot, character development, storytelling and more. Students will be analyzing these books and writing about them.

A new week and a new SAT Word of the Week: yield. What does it mean? There are several definitions, and many people don’t understand this concept when driving. 😬

A new week means that it’s time for a new SAT Word of the Week: eccentric. What does it mean? Can you use it in a sentence?

Check out our brand new display: Are You a Maker? It features our collection of books that help students learn how to make & create. Also, it showcases student projects from our CTE & Art programs. Check it out when you visit for tonight’s Open House from 6-8.

I’m a day late posting the new SAT Word of the Week: pragmatic. Do you know what it means? Can you use it in a sentence?

Step back in time with our Historical Fiction book display! Travel through different eras, experience to the past through compelling stories, and immerse yourself and rich historical settings. Check it out today!

It’s a new week and time for a new SAT Word of the Week: advent. What does it mean? Can you use it in a sentence?

SAT Word of the Week: emit. Do you know what it means? Can you use it in a sentence?

A new week and a new SAT Word of the Week: ignominious. What does it mean? Can you use it in a sentence? Can you pronounce it?

What season is it? Answer: TESTING season. Just in time, we have a display highlighting just some of the test prep books available for students to check out. Stop in today!

It’s a new week and it’s time for a new SAT Word of the Week: reproach. Do you know what it means? Can you use it in a sentence?

It’s a new week and time for another SAT Word of the Week: adept. What does it mean? Can you use it in a sentence? FYI - including today, there are 24 days remaining in the school year.

Check out our latest display highlighting our summer reading bags. Students have the option to reserve a preselected bag or choose their own books to take home for the summer. This is a great way to extend learning and build reading stamina throughout the summer.

A new week means that it’s time for a new SAT Word of the Week: fundamental. What does it mean? Can you use it in a sentence?