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  Monday  January 30

No School		 Tuesday January 31

B Day		 Wednesday 
Februrary 1 

A Day		 Thursday Februrary 2
 
B Day		 Friday Februrary 3

A Day
Library
Instructor: Mrs. Peel   
The mission of the Woodbridge Middle School Library is to support and enrich the school curriculum by providing access to information and ideas in a variety of formats, to teach students to be effective and ethical users of information, and to promote the enjoyment of reading and life-long learning.



LIBRARY INFORMATION
LIBRARY STAFF
Mrs. Peel, Librarian

Ms. Jackson, Library Media Assistant

Policy and Procedures
Visiting the Library
Students may visit the library . . .
  *With a class
  *On a pass from a teacher
  *Before school (7:30 a.m.)
  *During Homework Club on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons until 4:15pm.   

    If you will need assistance with research or library resources, let Mrs. Peel
    know in advance.     

Circulation Policy
Students may check out ...
  • Two books for two weeks
  • One back issue of a magazine for three days

Please renew books and magazines before they become overdue. 


Library Catalog and Other Online Resources

The school library catalog, reference databases, and other suggested links are accessible at any time.  The subscription reference databases, such as World Book, will require IDs and passwords.  These are available in the library.


Virginia Readers' Choice

To encourage reading and familiarization with contemporary literature, each year the Virginia State Readers Association provides students an opportunity to vote for their favorite from a list of nominated titles. Students, who have read at least four of the books on their school level list, may obtain a ballot from the school library. Ballots will be available in the Spring of 2012.  

The 2011 Virginia Reader’s Choice middle school selections include the following:

1. Bystander. James Preller, Felwel & Friends, 2009.
2. Chasing Lincoln’s Killer. James Swanson, Scholastic, 2009.
3. The Leanin’ Dog. K.A. Nuzum, HarperCollins, 2008.
4. Mockingbird. Kathryn Erskine, Penguin Young Readers Group, 2010.
5. Out of My Mind. Sharon Draper, Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing, 2010.
6. Pop. Gordon Korman, HarperCollins, 2009.
7. The Rock and the River. Kekla Magoon, Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing,, 2009.
8. The Strange Case of Origami Yoda. Tom Angleberger, Abrams, Harry N., Inc., 2010.
9. Ways to Live Forever. Sally Nicholls, Scholastic Inc., 2011.
10. When the Whistle Blows. Fran Cannon Slayton, Penguin Group, 2009.

For other grade level lists and for prior year lists, visit the Virginia Reader's Choice website.
Library Documents
 Imformation Management Process
Includes the PWCS Information Management Process and Search forms
 MLA Citation Guides
Use to format works cited pages. For additional citation guides, please see Mrs. Westley in the library. You also may access the 11th Grade Research Student Handbook from the Library Links.
 Summer Reading
Suggested reading lists and documentation forms.
Discussion Topics

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