About the Library
Come to the library to learn, read, study, collaborate, research, play, craft, and more!
STUDY! Students can swing by the library in the morning to get a pass, then come study during their Tutorial study hall block.
DISCOVER! Browse our reference materials, find a new binge-able fiction series, or get help using the online databases. Use our printer and photocopier any time.
CREATE! The Maker Space has crafty supplies available to all. Need a poster board or colored pencils or a ruler for a class assignment? We got you covered!
We will help you find what you need!
If we don't have it at WHS, we can use the Maine Inter-Library Loan system to get it.
Library Hours:
Monday - Friday
7:15am - 2:30pm
Librarian: Ms. Marshall
Ms. Marshall loves reading, spending time with friends and family, and taking her dog to the beach. She has taught young people for the past ten years. In addition to being the librarian, she teaches an English Learning Lab and AP English Language & Composition class here at Winthrop.
Ms. Marshall has a Master's Degree in English and a Master's of Arts in Teaching, and she is currently taking classes at UMaine for her Library and Media Studies certificate. She is a big fan of Winthrop sunrises.
Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns.
Email, call, stop by to see Ms. Marshall in the library, or complete the form.
(207) 377-2228 ext 3005
WPS Staff: See the Calendar Below for Conference Room Reservations
Please reach out to Ms. Marshall or add your event to the calendar.
a few library features: MakerSpace & Genre Displays
Our "makerspace" has tools for students to use to get creative or work on projects. There are school supplies available for anyone to use, games to play, and puzzles to solve. Make a thank-you-card for someone special, play chess, or complete a Sudoku numbers puzzle.
Genre Displays
Our library uses the Dewey Decimal System, which organizes fictional books by author's last name and nonfiction by topic. There are also displays organized by genre or topic based on student interest, and are updated throughout the year.
New Nonfiction
Focus on Mental Health
Dystopian Fiction: Fantasy & Sci-Fi
Graphic Novels