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Events & Announcements:
Events & Announcements:
World of Work Wednesdays
Northwood High School will be embarking on our fourth year hosting our popular Career Speaker Series available to all students Wednesdays during lunch. Volunteer presenters from the community will highlight a variety of career opportunities to help students explore career options. Join us to learn about a variety of post-secondary opportunities that are available! SSL is available to students that participate and submit a reflection.
Presentations will be held on Wednesday during lunch in the media center (Schedule)
Have a friend of family member that would like to volunteer to speak?
Fill out this form: bit.ly/NHSCareerTalks
The form is valid for your entire time in high school, so parents/guardians need only complete the form once. This form must be submitted for students to be able to access YouTube on MCPS devices on the MCPS network.
Join the LAB
The Library Advisory Board (or LAB) is a club for students to brainstorm ideas, books, movies, and activities for our community. The LAB aims to amplify your voice, so we look forward to hearing from YOU! Stop by our next meeting or fill out this VERY brief interest form to receive more information, share your ideas or get on the mailing list.
Follow LAB on Instagram @nhsmcclubs
All staff and students are invited to join the Northwood Library Book Club
We will meet bi-weekly at lunch in the media center
Northwood Library Book club
Northwood Library Book club
Fall 2025
We are reading Kin: Rooted in Hope by novel in verse by Carol Boston Weatherford with art by Jeffrey Boston Weatherford
We will be reading with people across the state as this novel is the One Maryland One Book 2025 pick- which was chosen for this year's theme: What We Collect/What We Tell
Kin: Rooted in Hope is a book created by, and about, a Black family and its generations. Poet and children’s author Carole Boston Weatherford and her son, artist Jeffery Boston Weatherford, collaborated on this book that gives voice to their earliest enslaved ancestors back to the founding of Maryland. With each poem and its accompanying illustration, Carole and Jeffery tell their family story through each of their kin and the world they lived in: the Chesapeake Bay, the plantation house, Frederick Douglass, Harriett Tubman, and more. The selection committee was enthralled by how Kin uses art and poetry to illuminate what can’t be said by historical records (when they are available), in a vital story that is about Maryland’s past and its present.
Stop by the Media Center for more information or fill out the interest form to get on the email list bit.ly/NorthwoodBookClub
Form for Parental/Guardian Consent for MCPS online digital tools
To be completed each year as privacy policies of digital tools can change from year to year.
Check out the MCPS database to search specific digital tools and their privacy policies
The Library is featuring student and staff recommendations!
Please fill out this brief form to recommend a title to fellow gladiators
Rainbow Library
Rainbow Library
NHS Library is took part in Rainbow Library's Community Reads Project. All the titles in this collection are available now!
Media Team
Media Team
Media Specialist: Ms. Roseann Saah (she/her)
Media Assistant: Mr. Caleb Davis
Media Services Technician: Ms. Morenike Rossman
ITSS: Mr. Vincent Sumbry
MEdia Center Program Information
MEdia Center Program Information
Mission & Vision
Mission & Vision
Mission:
Provide safe and accessible physical and virtual spaces and resources for Northwood staff and students. We include student voice and opinions in shaping our collection, space and programs.
Vision:
Vision:
Build relationships with staff, students, and families, to create a community where everyone can learn, grow, read, and contribute. We will continually reflect on our policies and practices to be a diverse, inclusive, anti-racist and anti-biased program.
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