About

Library Staff: 

• Danielle Brannan, Librarian | brannda@masd.k12.wi.us | x25504

• Jen Bantz, Library Aide | bantzje@masd.k12.wi.us | x25506

Hours: 7:05am - 3:15pm | Scroll down to view Google Calendars for availability| Reservation Tutorial Video

Catalog (click to access)

Materials: 

• Collection includes books (print and digital), videos, iPads, microphones, headphones, and much more.

• Checkout period for books is 4 weeks, and 3 days for technology. After that, a renewal can be requested.

• Chromebooks must be returned the same day they're borrowed.

• We ask that all materials are returned as soon as patrons are finished using, so that others may borrow.

Fines: 

• There are no fines for overdue items. Please return materials on time. 

• Patrons are responsible for paying to replace a lost or damaged book. A book will be considered lost/stolen when it's been missing for over two months and the student has not responded to overdue notices. 

Library Card: Your school ID is your library card. You do not need your card to renew a book.

Copies & Printing: 

• Black & white printing is free up to 10 pages; $.10/page after that limit. 

• Color printing is $.25/page

• Scanners & copiers available

Collection Development: 

How do we decide which materials are part of our physical & digital library? We follow our collection development policy! Read the full policy here: po2522: Library Media Centers. 

All personnel and students are encouraged to make suggestions for purchase. The following criteria will be considered. Some criteria may not apply, and not all criteria need to be met in order to acquire materials. Policy 2522 states that materials should:

1. Support and enrich the curriculum and/or students’ personal interests and learning.

2. Meet high standards in literacy, artistic, and aesthetic quality, technical aspects, and physical format.

3. Be appropriate for the subject area and for the age, emotional development, ability level, learning styles, and social, emotional, and intellectual development of the students for whom the materials are selected.

4. Incorporate accurate and authentic factual content from authoritative sources.

5. Earn favorable reviews in reviewing sources viewed as authoritative by library professionals.

6. Exhibit a high degree of potential user appeal and interest.

7. Represent differing viewpoints on issues of interest.

8. Provide a global perspective and promote cultural diversity and reflect the pluralistic nature of American society by including materials by authors and illustrators of all cultures.

9. Include a variety of resources in physical and virtual formats including print and non-print such as electronic and multimedia in accordance with technology software selection as per 7540.03 - Student Technology Acceptable Use and Safety Policy. 

10. Demonstrate physical format, appearance, and durability suitable for their intended use.

11. Balance cost with need. 

Selection is an ongoing process that should include removing materials that are no longer used or needed (weeding), adding materials, and replacing lost and worn materials that still have educational value. 

Expectations: 

Follow the Mukwonago Way: Be Engaged, Respectful, Responsible and Safe. 

Be mindful of your surroundings. 

Use good manners both in our physical space and online.

Be kind.

Leave the space as (or better than) you found it.

Library Calendars

How to Reserve the Library (video tutorial)