Students with overdue books may not borrow books until those items are cleared. The Media Center contains resources selected to support the school's instructional program and student's leisure reading. Because of that focus, the media center will usually have more resources on curriculum topics, and more choices for leisure reading than another library and students are encouraged to make a thorough search of resources in it and to request assistance from the media staff before looking elsewhere. The Media Center has an extensive collection of print and nonprint resources including books, magazines, newspapers, microfiche collections, videodiscs, CD-ROMs, art prints, audio cassettes, and videotapes. The media center supports the instructional program through an integrated, interactive classroom setting.
Classes utilize the media center print and nonprint materials to enrich the learning process.
The Web browser, Netscape, is available at all the school's workstations. Thus our students can access internet's graphics, sound, video and hypertext links as well as textual information.