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Library Media Center

How can we help you?

Book checkouts
Password resets
Technology assistance
Homework help
General informational inquiries

With over 13,000 print and electronic sources in our collection, the East High LMC staff is ready to assist your academic research, technology, and leisure reading needs. Discover a world of possibilities where you can choose your own adventure!

If a student is in need of home internet access, there are Kajeet (MiFi) checkouts available. Email Julie Ollmann or call 920-448-2090 and ask for the library.

A troubleshooting guide can be found here.

Your EHS library got a facelift! Come on in and be part of the fun! Check out a magazine, find a book, piece together a jigsaw puzzle, join Book Club, or create something at the Maker's Space. We have a suggestion box and are always looking for new ideas.
Can't wait to see you!

WED, MAY 18th, MARKED OUR
100th BOOK CLUB MEETING!

BOOK OF THE WEEK

Maybe summer is a good time to revisit a childhood story or read a classic that you missed in high school. The Yearling by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings was published in 1938. sold over 250,000 copies and won the Pulitzer Prize. Set in Florida, Jody is a young boy who always wanted a pet. He convinces his parents to allow him to adopt a fawn. Jody and the fawn, Flag, grow up together, and eventually Jody is forced to make a heart-wrenching choice between Flag and his family. In 1946, the novel was adapted into a film, starring Gregory Peck as Penny Baxter and Jane Wyman as Ora Baxter.

COMICS PLUS
grants you access to thousands of graphic novels and comic books! Click here to learn more about this terrific resource.

Beanstack helps you track your independent reading time and keep you motivated to read. You can earn badges, write reviews, see what others are reading, and participate in reading challenges.
Tackle your TBR pile and track your 2022 titles in Beanstack!

Find Beanstack on Launchpad or download the app for your phone.

Library Hours

Monday	7:15-3:15
Tuesday	7:15-3:45
Wednesday	7:15-3:45
Thursday	7:15-3:45
Friday	7:15-3:15

LMC Staff:

Julie Ollmann
Library Media Specialist

Lori Peterson
Library Media Secretary
lorip

K im Klein
Media Service Coordinator
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East High

1415 East Walnut Street, Green Bay, WI 54301 | Phone: 920-448-2090 | Fax: 920-448-2166

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