Francis Lewis High School Library
From left to right: Mrs. Saltzman, Ms. Vittiglio, Mr. Pagano, and Mrs. Mercado
Student Computer Login
To find out your account information, see Mrs. Rogers in the lobby from 8-2:00pm.
For Teachers
Please use the links on this page to place your reservations, moving forward.
If you need further assistance, ask a librarian!
Arab American Heritage Month
April is Arab American Heritage Month! During this time, we celebrate Arab Americans throughout the past and present, and recognize their invaluable contributions to our country. It also serves as a time to combat Anti-Arab bigotry and to challenge stereotypes and prejudices.
Arab American Heritage Month began as a 2017 initiative that only involved a few states and cities, but recognition has been steadily spreading (Open external link)since then, and in April 2021, President Biden became the first U.S. president to issue a proclamation acknowledging Arab American Heritage Month.
Want to:
- Find research materials?
- Develop your brainpower?
Use this search engine to search our catalogue of digital and print materials, as well as any associated databases.
Library Requests & Reservations
What I'm Reading
To promote student interest in reading, the FLHS librarians have created an initiative called "What I'm Reading" to be displayed on the library bulletin. Many students enjoy hearing what their teachers and peers are reading, and even more so, eventually read those books!
To be included, please fill out the Google form to the right. Students do not need to add their pictures, but adults are encouraged! Thank you!
Queens Public Library Teen Class Schedule
QPL College Readiness
QPL is offering comprehensive services to prepare students and families—from creating a college wish list, to writing a personal essay, and beyond. Join us and kickoff the college process with ease!
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Francis Lewis High School Library Mission
The Francis Lewis High School Library seeks to create a 21st century environment that promotes learning for all students by providing equitable access to information, teaching information literacy skills, and encouraging lifelong learning. The library media center strives to be a center of collaborative learning that produces creative students who have an appreciation of literature, critical thinking skills, and a respect for others and self. The mission of the library is to provide students with the opportunity to become not only lifelong users of information, but also creators of information. The library will support the curriculum by collaborating with teachers, developing a collection that is representative of the community, and implementing literacy instruction for students.