Our library media centers provide access to information, resources, and technology to support student learning. We foster inquiry, creativity, and communication through books, digital tools, and hands-on projects. Students engage in reading, research, computer use, and collaborative learning experiences that enhance their academic studies. Please visit the media center to explore all that it offers.

Collection & Online Resources

Search the Collection: Browse available books in the media center and across the district using Destiny.

Collection Development: Learn more about how materials are selected by viewing the Collection Development Procedure.  Suggestions for acquisition are welcome via the Suggest-a-Title form.

Parental Choice:

• Parents/guardians can manage student access to library materials via the Book Opt-Out Form in Focus.

• Unless restrictions are set, students have access to books at their school level or below.

• Some books require parental permission before checkout, which can be managed in Focus.

• For more information, visit Parental Choice 

Digital Resources:

• Students can access eBooks and audiobooks by logging into Destiny via the Classroom Resources folder in Classlink.

• Research databases like EBSCO and Gale are also available in Classlink.

Reading Programs: 

• FAME Book Awards: The Florida Association for Media in Education (FAME) curates an annual list of notable books. Students who read at least three books from their grade-level list can vote for their favorite in the spring. Learn more at floridamediaed.org.

• Superintendent’s Reading Challenge: Elementary students are encouraged to read 10–25 books on their reading level.  Middle school students should read 12 books on their reading level.  High school students should read 8 books on their reading level.  Students who complete the challenge will receive certificates. Schools with the highest percentage of participation will receive a recognition plaque.