Library
Mission
The mission of the Stratford High Media Center is to ensure that students and staff are effective users of ideas, information, and technology while providing a media program that is fully integrated into the curriculum and that has a positive impact on student achievement.
Goals and Objectives
To provide materials and services appropriate to the curriculum of the school.
To provide materials and services which meet the information and recreational needs of the learning community.
To provide opportunities for collaboration between the library media specialist and classroom teachers to incorporate information literacy into instruction.
To provide age-appropriate and developmentally appropriate resources in all formats to meet the information needs of all users.
To promote information literacy
To implement the integration of the library media program into the curriculum through collaboration among all members of the school community-teachers, students, parents, and administrators.
Fast Facts
Staff:
Dr. Amy Savage - Librarian
Mrs. Ann Edwards - Librarian
Ms. Batts - Librarian Assistant
Hours
Mondays - Friday 8:30 am - 4 pm
Pass needed during class but not before or after school
You are allowed to have 5 books out at a time
We have over 18,600 books in our collection
Digital Citizenship
PARENTS NEED TO KNOW: TEENS (13+)
Need help with your child's screen time, cell phone use, or managing social media? Check out Common Sense Media for Parents!
Wide Open School helps families and educators find trusted resources to enrich and support distance learning. Every day students can access free, high-quality learning activities across subjects, all in one place.
This document can serve as an agreement between students and their guardians to help guide safe digital media practices.
PRESENTATIONS FOR PARENTS & FAMILIES
Use these ready-made slides for back-to-school nights and beyond.
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP FOR FAMILY ENGAGEMENT
Working together, schools and families can prepare kids to think critically and use technology in positive, creative, and powerful ways. The K–12 Digital Citizenship Curriculum's Family Tips and Family Activities cover all six curriculum topics and are available in English and Spanish.