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Library Learning Center

Library Learning Center

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Access books and more

 

Discover your school library and media center, Room 2000.

book covers for women's history month

 

Clip of Tonight Show host encouraging reading

 

Library hours:  8:00 am to 4:00 pm Monday thru Friday on school days.

Digital collection:  Read anytime, anywhere on your phone or laptop. Access it through Sora app   soraapp.com .   

Username = school email address.  Find your school:  Type Salt Lake City School District.

Student Resource Links

 Search our library catalog from the button at the top of this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I check out something from the Library?
When in the school building, bring item to the circulation desk and scan your student ID card.

How many books can I check out?
Maximum three paper books, three digital books.

How long can I keep the book?
Books must be returned or renewed in three weeks. Digital books get returned automatically at the end of three weeks.

Can I renew a book if I want to keep it longer than three weeks?
Please bring the book to the circulation desk to be renewed. Put your name on the Wait List in Sora to renew your digital book.

What happens if my book is overdue or lost?
If you have an overdue book, you won't be able to check anything out until it is returned. If you lost the book you will need to pay to replace it. After that you can check out books again. In either case, talk to Ms. Anzelmo!

Where can I find more information about the East High library collection?  LibraryDisclosure .pdf

 

March is Women’s History Month

Expand your understanding of women’s lives through story.

 

"You got to make your own worlds. You got to write yourself in".   Octavia E. Butler

 

Digital books available 24/7 on Sora

 

Library Learning Center Information:

The EHS Library Learning Center provides curriculum support, research guidance, and enrichment through literature appreciation to everyone in the East High School community. Our welcoming environment encourages inquiry and discovery through the use of organized and accessible resources. The EHS Library Learning Center strives to teach students to be independent, discerning, and lifelong users of information, capable of determining the relevance, worth, and importance of the materials they encounter. We hope students with these skills will become adults who value the free exchange of ideas, and use and support libraries as a custodian for the record of all human learning.