• HELLO PARENTS! You are an integral part of your student's success for sure and we appreciate being partners with you on your student's school journey. 

    The library is an essential service that students need for success.  The librarian is here to assist your child in a multitude of ways including locating books for leisure reading, finding books for required reading, navigating research, using computers, finding materials for projects, and engaging in activities that appeal to their creative sides through circuitry, drone use, VR headsets, and more! (these last items are on hold for now due to Covid-19, but hopefully available soon!) The library is also just a great, safe place to be for any student just looking for somewhere to relax.

    Although the pandemic has changed the way the library functions right now, we are still here for the students (altough at less capacity than normal) and look forward to when we can again welcome the masses. :) 

    Below are some links to helpful sites.  Learning Express also has guides and tools for adults.  Check it out!

Links

  • Learning Express

    The state subscribes to some great databases and Learning Express is great for access anytime, anywhere to college and career readiness information like AP, ACT, and SAT practice tests, information regarding pretty much any occupation (level of education needed, job descriptions, and more,) resume writing tips, etc.  Check it out!  

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  • Library Bill of Rights

    A love of reading is one of the greatest assets a person can have.  We have a

    diverse collection here at Damonte and encourage you to discuss with your

    student what books they are reading.  It opens up some great conversations

    and keeps you in-the-know about what books they have checked out, what

    interests them, and their personal views on a range of topics :)

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  • Common Sense Media

    This site is great for age appropriate recommendations about pretty much

    anything - apps, books, movies, games. . .

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  • Here is a link to the New York Times Adolescence site.  They provide some interesting information and insight into raising teens :) 
Last Modified on September 9, 2020