STUDENTS MAY ALWAYS CHECK OUT, RENEW or RETURN BOOKS & USE THE PRINTER.
When the LLC is not reserved, students may come to work quietly on homework or read.
******SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO DAILY CHANGES. Check door outside LLC to confirm.*******
MON.
3/23
CLOSED Mods.
13-16
Mrs. Wells Class-*tenatively
TUE.
3/24
OPEN
WED.
3/25
OPEN
THUR.
3/26
OPEN
FRI.
3/27
CLOSED
MODS.
5-6
9-10
17-18
Hello! I am Mrs. Woodson. I have lived in Perry Township for 37 wonderful years. I started working for Perry Local Schools in August of 2000. I became the Genoa Elementary Librarian in 2006. Both my children graduated from Perry. My daughter, Jessica, teaches at McKinley High School. My son, Garth, is an attorney in Columbus. My grandchildren, Lilly Jackson, and Elle, light up my world. Being a librarian for Perry has been my dream job! My passion is bringing books to life for all students. I love seeing their excitement after diving into a great book. The students learn that books can take you anywhere. Reading is a skill they will need and use their entire life. I am extremely excited to take them on amazing reading adventures at Perry High School.
Email: melody.woodson@perrylocal.org
Phone: (330) 477-3486, ext. 2500
Hi! My name is Mrs. Johnston, and I am thrilled to be at the Perry High School Learning Commons as the part-time library clerk. You probably have seen me around. I have been driving bus at Perry for 10 years. I have two children who both graduated from Perry High School. I am looking forward to working with the high school students at Perry. It is great to be working in the district our family calls home, and I look forward to creating a great library experience with the students and staff!
Email: bethany.johnston@perrylocal.org
Phone: (330) 477-3486, ext. 2501
The Library Learning Commons is a place where students and teachers can read, explore, create, and connect. By providing high quality print and digital resources for academic and recreational use, we hope to give students the tools to become responsible and ethical users and creators of information.
A learning commons expands the idea of a library to include not only print and digital resources but to also include a space where students can come to collaborate, create and explore. The learning commons is a student-centered (versus resource-centered), flexible space where students have tools to create, space to collaborate, research options and expert information. Instead of being archives of information, many libraries are transitioning into library learning commons.
TRANSITION to a LIBRARY LEARNING COMMONS (LLC)
FLEXIBILITY: We have rearranged the shelves in the library to create a more open and inviting space which better highlights the resources we have. The flexible space and furniture can be arranged as needed to create an optimal environment for collaboration among students and teachers. The open space can also be used for a variety of purposes and can serve as an extension of the classroom.
COLLABORATION: We are trying to create a collaborative environment between teachers, librarians and students by encouraging use of the library for collaborative projects, meetings, activities and events. We want to provide flexible scheduling and keep the library open as much as possible for student and teacher use.
SOCIABILITY: Social space is a critical ingredient to the success of a learning commons. To fully engage students, we want to provide an atmosphere that is welcoming and inviting for both students and teachers.
SERVICE: The role of librarian has never been more important than it is today with the ever growing information that students can access. We want to support staff and collaborate with staff and provide students with support, instruction and direction. We also have created a website to provide access to the library resources 24/7.
Our library has transitioned into a Library Learning Commons to meet the ever growing needs of staff and students. We welcome your feedback and suggestions and most of all look forward to collaborating with you to make our Library Learning Commons a welcoming, inviting place where students and staff come to read, explore, create and connect.