When: December 1, 2023 - January 31, 2024
GOAL: 2 months, 2 books & 2 activities per month (8 total badges to finish the challenge). Start the new year challenging yourself to stretch your reading habits and explore new genres (TYPES of books)!

Searching the library catalog by GENRE

Use the app on your phone! Find our school, then log in with email and last name!
CLICK HERE to pay for TEXTBOOKS online
CLICK HERE to pay for other library materials
CLICK HERE to pay for Chromebook charges

Video: How to check your account and pay online.
ONLINE TEXTBOOK ACCESS

Contact

​13500 Victoria Avenue, Etiwanda, CA 91739
​(909) 899-2531
EHS-Library@cjuhsd.net

Personnel

Cindy Nemecek            Teacher Librarian X2065 
Lorene Santoyo            Circulation Technician X2060
Vicky Shoup                   Textbook Technician X2061
Dominic Hidalgo           Chromebook Technician X2066

Hours

7:35-3:55 M-Th
Fri 8:30-3:55
Fri 9:30-3:55 if meetings

Wish List!

CLICK HERE to request a title or series, or let us know if a book is damaged or lost.

Free Stuff to Grow Your Brain!

Rancho Cucamonga Public Library Research Tools contain databases, test prep, opportunities to learn a language, local history, and more! Access with your Google account or library card.
Add 2 free audiobooks (1 fiction and 1 nonfiction) to your personal library EVERY WEEK OF SUMMER with the Sync summer reading program. CLICK HERE to sign up!
Stream free fiction, nonfiction, and poetry audiobooks, PLUS movies through Open Culture! Click the logo for online courses in ANY subject!
Browse Project Gutenberg, a large public domain ebook collection.
LibriVox hosts eAudiobooks of public domain works read aloud by volunteers.

Library Vision

The Etiwanda High School Library and Maker Lab equips EHS students with multiple literacies for college, career, and citizenship. The library supports curriculum plus student interests with print/digital resources, special programs, and access to technology.
  • Information literacy lessons give students tools to efficiently, responsibly, and effectively access and use information.
  • The library builds community and provides a safe haven with events such as International Games Week and De-Stress December. The library promotes both cultural and academic literacy with a high-quality, diverse collection of literature where students can see themselves as well as empathize with others.
  • The Maker Lab provides a space for creativity, hands-on learning, and collaboration. With the opportunity to access design software and maker technology (3D printing, Logic Pro X studio, Cricut and press, button maker, etc.), EHS students can gain the tech skills to grow beyond consumers into future-ready creators.