Hours of Operation: 7:30 am - 3:00pm

School Address: 700 S. Jackson, Midland, TX 79701 

The library entrance is located at the end of the main hall. Visitors to the building must check in at the front office and have a visitors badge before entering the library. 

The mission of the library is to help students and staff become effective users of information and ideas, provide reading materials for learning and pleasure, and to instill in our patrons a desire for lifelong learning.

My vision for the library is for it to be considered a central hub of literacy and information. The library collection will house a diverse selection of reading materials and online databases where students and staff can easily access the materials for their educational and personal interests purposes. The library will promote collaborations with teachers to help create engaging lessons that will promote a passion for learning and reading in each of the students. The library will be an integral part of helping students become academically successful and lifelong learners. 

1. The librarian will collaborate with teachers to promote the integration of resources into the curriculum and ensure student success.

2. The librarian will manage a successful library program that aligns with the mission, goals, and objectives of the school.

3. The librarian will promote the integration of technology to help students and staff access and use new information. 

4. The librarian will develop a library program that is inclusive of diverse interests and learning differences. 

5. The librarian will ensure equal access to all materials and defend intellectual freedom.

• Mrs. Carter is in her fourth year as a librarian and her eleventh year in education. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Biological Sciences from Wayland Baptist University. She has taught LEAP/PreK, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade (for one month while teaching LEAP at the same time), and Tenth Grade Life Skills. She was also a Resource and Inclusion teacher. She has taught in Lamesa, Aspermont, and Midland.

• Mrs. Carter went back to school for her Master's of Library Science from University of North Texas six years ago. After graduating, she began her career as a librarian at Bunche Elementary and Goddard Junior High.

• Mrs. Carter was born, raised, and currently lives in Lamesa and has been driving for the last nine years to Midland. She has been married for twelve years and has a ten year old that she homeschools. She also has two stepchildren that are grown. One lives in Lamesa and one lives in Lubbock.

• Reading has always been a passion of Mrs. Carter's. She feels blessed to be a wife, mom, and librarian!