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Welcome to Clatskanie Middle/High School Library
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Library Resources |
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CMHS Library Catalog - Search our Destiny database to see what books are available at your Library! |
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AR Book Finder - Search Titles/Author/ISBN to see if a book has an AR Test. Also check to see how many points your book is worth! |
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Renaisance Place - Login to take AR and STAR Reading Tests |
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Student Resources |
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Oregon Career Information System (CIS) - CMHS uses CIS with their students to assist them with the process of career and continued education planning. |
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Gale Databases - Search databases, periodicals, ebooks and multimedia for legit sources. (Requires password for home access) |
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MLA OR APA Citation Maker - Create citations easily by using the link provided by OSLIS! (OSLIS - Oregon State Library Information System) |
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Online Magazine and Newspaper Links - Click here!
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Student Resources - Log in/Password Required
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To access the below online resources, follow these steps: 1. Obtain log in info from a Teacher or the Library. 2. Got to bottom right of any CMHS website page to log in, "User Login". 3. After logged in, click on Student Resource Link in Menu to right. |
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| Magill's Medical Guide | |
| Psychology & Mental Health | |
Information Literacy - It is important!
Information literacy is a set of abilities requiring individuals to recognize when information is needed and have the ability to locate, evaluate, and use effectively the needed information.
In June, Governor Kitzhaber proclaimed October 2012 Information Literacy Month in Oregon. This effort aligns with the National Forum on Information Literacy’s (NFIL) celebration of National Information Literacy Awareness Month in October.
Read where President Obama noted in the proclamation that made October 2009 National Information Literacy Awareness month:
PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAMATION: NATIONAL INFORMATION LITERACY AWARENESS MONTH - OCTOBER
"In this increasingly global world of information, students must be taught to seek diverse perspectives gather and use information ethically, and use social tools responsibly and safely."
For more information on Information Literacy go to:
American Library Association (ALA) Information Literacy Competency Standards
American Association of School Libraries (AASL) Standards for the 21st Century Learner
Censorship and filtering of books fall under information literacy? Sure do!
BANNED BOOKS - Read One Today!
This information provided by: OSLIS || Oregon State Library Information System || www.oslis.org
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Young Adult Library Service Association Find information on our literary awards and booklists, as well as nomination forms (when available) and links to current and previous award winners or lists of titles. Grade 9-12 |
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The Young Reader's Choice Award is one of the most popular and successful Pacific Northwest Library Association programs. It's the oldest and largest children's book choice award in the US. |
