As the Upper School Librarian, I'm here to support you, your teaching, and your students in a variety of ways.
Explore this guide to learn about some of the ways we can work together.
Want to chat about any of this or about your latest read? Come by the library!
-Hannah King, Librarian
I can curate a LibGuide with information and library resources relevant to your class or subject area. See a few examples of our LibGuides below:
By the way - this page is a LibGuide! They're a flexible tool that can be customized to the needs of your class, project, or subject.
Shoot me an email or stop by the library if there's a book or resource you'd like to have for personal or in-class use. We'll figure out a way to help you get access to the resources you want or need.
The library space is here for your class to use! The raised seating area by the windows is a great spot for read alouds, presentations, or group work. You can bring classes to explore the library or check out books.
Send me an email to schedule a time for your class to use the library space.
Zotero is a great tool to help with research organization and academic honesty. It allows you to quickly grab citations while you research, organize your sources by project, and easily create references and bibliographies in any citation style (via Microsoft Word and Google Docs integrations).
It's an easy to learn, free, open source software recommended by many college libraries.
I use Zotero in my own research, so I'd be happy to teach you or your students to use the tool.
Use these citation guides to support students. Feel free to share them!
I'm happy to work with students (individually or as a class) to provide additional support.
Stop by the library to check out books from our collection. We have adult books (not just books for students)! We're always happy to show you how to use the self checkout station.
Search our library catalog:
