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Proquest Electronic Library Resources Need Log-in and Username? Feel free to call the school and ask for the library to get log-in. Students have been given this information. |
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Catalog User
Name: mannms
Password: Guest |
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| The Accelerated Reader Program (AR) is a computerized reading program for K-12 students. Students may choose from over 1,400 books in the Information Center, their home library or any other library. They read the book and then take a computerized test. The computer checks the test and gives the students the score. Students may review their reading record at any time. The books range from second grade to adult reading level and interest. Many of the classics and other favorite books of students are AR books. All AR books in the Information Center are marked with a red dot. Lists of the books by author and title are also attached to this web page. The school library has lists of AR books by author, title, reading level, and points available at all times to students. The Base Library has a list of all AR books for which the school has tests. |
| The mission of the Information Center program is to ensure that students, staff, and other community members are effective users of ideas and information in an environment which integrates all elements of educational and information technology into the curriculum. |
| The Mannheim Middle School Information Center is committed to preparing our students to be life-long learners by providing them with the tools to access information in a thorough and efficient manner. |
| Our society has moved squarely into the information age. Our students need to have the skills to cope in such a society. The Information Center exposes our student to the latest technology in which to access the information and teaches the skills necessary to use this information. |
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RULES |
Students are allowed to check out three books or magazines at a time. They may keep the materials for two weeks.
Mannheim Middle School IC
is networked and connected to the Internet.
We have over 10, 000
books and magazines, plus a large number of videos.
Our School Information
Center follows the recommended DoDDS policy of open library/ flexible
schedule as outlined in the American Library Association's publication,
Information Power (1988).
Students must have a purpose
for being in the Information Center. Only appropriate behavior
will be accepted. All students must share and be polite.
The rules for the IC are as follows:
To remain in the
Information Center a student needs to:
a. be doing
something productive.
b. be doing it in a
way that allows others to be productive.
b. be respectful of
other people and property.
03/12/08