When you see a book you want to check out for over the break, PAUSE the video and WRITE DOWN THE CALL NUMBER!

Scholarship Opportunity
Visit the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library web site for information about this essay contest! Awards from $100 to $10,000. Deadline: January 18, 2019.

THANK YOU!
Our Maker Lab project at Donors Choose has been fully funded! Check upstairs next semester for our Vex Robotics opportunities!

Contact

13500 Victoria Avenue, Etiwanda, CA 91739    (909) 899-2531

Personnel

Mrs. Nemecek              Teacher Librarian X2065 
Mrs. Shoup                   Textbook Technician X2061
Mrs. Santoyo                Circulation Technician X2060
Mr. Hidalgo                   Research/Makerspace Technician X2066

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Get the App!

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  1. Download Destiny Discover app from the App store or Google Play
  2. 1st time users: Launch and select "California" in Location drop-down menu.
  3. Start typing "Eti" and select Etiwanda High School
  4. Login--username: LONG ID password: SHORT ID + Pwd

PSAT/SAT/ACT/ASVAB Test Prep

  1. Check out test prep books and ebooks from our EHS library.
  2. Visit the free site 4tests.com.
  3. Use your Rancho Cucamonga Public Library card to set up a custom test prep account on their online test prep databases or check out their test prep books!
  4. Visit https://www.khanacademy.org/test-prep and https://www.khanacademy.org/test-prep/new-sat/new-sat-tips-planning/new-sat-how-to-prep/a/full-length-psat-to-take-on-paper

National Voter Registration Month

September is National Voter Registration Month! Californians can preregister at 16 so they'll be ready to vote as soon as they turn 18. 
The League of Women Voters offers information about the differences between political parties to help you in your decision.
Voter's Edge is an excellent tool to learn all about the candidates and initiatives that will appear exclusively on YOUR ballot!

Library Vision: Equip EHS students with multiple literacies for college and career.

1. Students gain information literacy and digital literacy skills to gather quality information for work and school.
  • Students search internet resources efficiently and evaluate the quality of online sources.
  • Students use high quality digital resources such as databases.
  • Library staff help students with technology access and questions before/after school, during lunch, and at teacher request.
  • Teachers collaborate with Teacher Librarian to provide information literacy lessons.
2. Students have literacy skills for effective communication in both college and careers.
  • Students read widely and often to strengthen writing and speaking skills.
  • Library staff and web site provide digital tools for creative multimedia presentations (breakout).
3. Students have the cultural literacy, digital citizenship, and financial literacy to be responsible employees and citizens.
  • Cultural Literacy: Students access a library collection that celebrates the diversity of our community and beyond.
  • Digital Citizenship: Library lessons teach students safe, ethical, and responsible internet use.
  • Financial Literacy:  Library teaches students to recognize reliable financial advice, online scams, and hidden advertising.
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