Welcome to the PASB media center system! Browse our media center resources remotely!

Check out these resources PASB subscribes to:

• Browse our Destiny catalog and collections
• EBSCO, Research academic journals, magazines, newspapers, primary sources, etc.
• OverDrive, ebooks and audio books
• Follett eBooks, Online books
• JSTOR, Books, journals, and primary sources databases

Other good online resources we recommend:

• GoodReads is a site for book recommendations by readers
• Google Scholar, provides a simple way to broadly search for scholarly literature.
• StarFall teaches children to read with phonics
• International Children's DIgital Library promotes tolerance and respect for different cultures

Online Resources

Citation Machine

Need to write a bibliography?  Click on the link above and then choose “MLA” on the left hand side.  Then you can choose the source you need to cite.  Provide the information requested in the boxes and Voila! Your bibliography entry is finished.

Veja Online

See all past editions of the magazine Veja, from the year of 1968 up to the most recent ones.

Awesome Library

Great resource for students and teachers alike. Websites and exercises on all class subjects

Wordsmyth

Great for looking up words that you are not sure how to spell. Online dictionary with beginner’s, children, and advanced definitions.  Includes puzzle, glossary, and quiz makers.

ALA

Website of the American Library Association.

Important Links:

How to access your account

HS Research Handbook

Library Mission Statement and Goals

The mission of the library is to form world citizens who effectively use information, think critically, and have a passion for literature. Supporting the school mission of creating life-long learners and effective communicators who reason critically and think creatively, the library media center enables students to inquire, draw conclusions, and create new knowledge.

Community members will also learn how to actively and ethically use and disseminate information and ideas. A love of learning for personal, academic, and professional development is also fomented.

1. To achieve this mission, the library will use the following standards for the 21st Century Learner: Inquire, think critically, and gain knowledge.
2. Draw conclusions, make informed decisions, apply knowledge to new situations, and create new knowledge.
3. Share knowledge and participate ethically and productively as members of our democratic society.
4. Pursue personal and aesthetic growth. (as stated by the American Association of School Librarians)

For more information, Contact the PASB Library