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Welcome to the WHS LMC Website!
Welcome to the WHS LMC Website!
About the WHS Library
About the WHS Library
The philosophy for the Warrensburg High School Library Program is modeled after the Warrensburg R-VI School District and Warrensburg High School mission, vision, values, and goals.
Vision
Vision
Equipping students with the skills to be responsible, empathetic, and well-informed citizens who are empowered to achieve their post-graduation goals.
Equipping students with the skills to be responsible, empathetic, and well-informed citizens who are empowered to achieve their post-graduation goals.
Mission
Mission
The Warrensburg High School Library provides a safe and dynamic learning environment where our community can learn, focus, and connect. Through exploration, curiosity, and collaboration, we strive to promote digital and information literacy to all students, faculty, and staff. We offer equitable access to educational resources and fiercely protect the intellectual freedom of our learners.
The Warrensburg High School Library provides a safe and dynamic learning environment where our community can learn, focus, and connect. Through exploration, curiosity, and collaboration, we strive to promote digital and information literacy to all students, faculty, and staff. We offer equitable access to educational resources and fiercely protect the intellectual freedom of our learners.
Goals
Goals
- Teach and support multiple forms of literacy—including information, digital, and media literacy—among students and faculty.
- Promote diversity, equity, and inclusion through inclusive policies, equitable access, and intentional collection development.
- Provide access to diverse educational resources and materials that engage and inspire readers at all levels.
- Create a building-wide culture of reading.
- Maintain a current, engaging, and relevant collection that meets the evolving needs of patrons.
- Extend the library’s impact beyond the building through a strong online presence and community outreach.
- Advocate for the value of a strong library program.
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