Teacher Workday Monday, January 30, 2012 NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS |
Recent ActivityInstructor: Ms. Ndiaye
| WELCOME TO THE GODWIN MIDDLE SCHOOL LIBRARY |
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| Librarian - Ms. Ndiaye |
Library Media Assistant - Ms. Walters |
| The Godwin Middle School Library offers a wide selection of books and materials to meet student research needs as well as pleasure reading. A video library is available for teacher use only. Students are welcomed in the library individually to use materials in-house or to check out materials. Teachers may sign up for research time or for classroom book check-out. An in-library computer lab provides word processing, internet usage, and other programs for classes or individual use. Internet Use: The internet is available through the library computers. All “acceptable use” policies established by Prince William county Schools as stated in the county Code of Behavior apply to Internet usage in Godwin’s library. Students will be removed from the computer lab that are e-mailing or using inappropriate web sites. |
HOURS: 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Check Out Policy: Students may have up to 2 books and 1 magazine checked out at a time. Circulating books and magazines may be lent to students for a 2 week period and may be renewed. Some reference books may be checked out overnight, but most reference materials are restricted to use in the library. Lost/Overdue Books: The library does not charge a fine for overdue materials. If materials are lost, prompt payment is expected. All overdue books must be returned or paid for before a student may check out another book. |
Department Announcements  2011 PWCS/Godwin Summer Reading Program Summer is coming! Make sure that you make it a great one by spicing it up with some exciting books! Take a look at the book lists posted below.
Where Can Students Get the Books? · School Library
· Bookstores
· Friends
 PWCS Summer Reading Documentation Form Grades 6-8 Summer Reading Documentation Form (Click here)
Students in Grades 6 – 8 will receive an extra A (100) for each book completed, for a total of two. Please include the name of the author, the title of the book, publishing information, and an explanation of the general topic or plot of the book along with a parent or guardian signature stating that the student has completed the reading.
The format to use in recording the bibliographic information includes the name of the author, the title of the book, the location and name of the publisher, and date of publication.
Example:
Hovius, Christopher. The Best You Can Be: A Teen’s Guide to Fitness and Nutrition. Broomall, PA: Mason Crest Publishers, 2005. Print.
**Please note students may also participate in the Prince William County Public Library Teen Wild Reads; the Public Library documentation will apply.
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