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**We believe the library is the central “heart” of the school community and all patrons should have access to resources including students, teachers, administration and support staff. **We believe the library serves dual purposes: providing books for reading pleasure as well as books for learning and technology for information gathering. **We believe that students should have access to the library resources throughout the school day. Including, laptops, I Pads, books and databases **We believe the library must be continually upgraded and maintained to support a facilitating role.
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African Nkorho Bush Lodge
Remote Learning (Academic Continuity) Opportunities Mar 27 You may just see a lion or a girrafe. Waiting for the animals to come to the water may not be that exciting but when one of the animals does come, you will be entertained!
Grace Gorilla Forest Corridor Cam
Remote Learning (Academic Continuity) Opportunities Mar 27 Watch the gorillas in a natural habitat setting. These animals are so interesting to observe.
Web Cam for Zoo Atlanta's Panda Cam
Remote Learning (Academic Continuity) Opportunities Mar 27 Watch the Pandas at the zoo-live. (At times, the camaras may not be turned on. Check back if this happens.)
Awesome Stories
Remote Learning (Academic Continuity) Opportunities Mar 26 This is a great site to read or listen to the narration of a story.
Order in the Library
Remote Learning (Academic Continuity) Opportunities Mar 26 Play this game to help improve your library book location skills and at the same time, sharpen up on your alhabetizing.
50 Brain Breaks from Common Sense Media
Remote Learning (Academic Continuity) Opportunities Mar 23 Try these Brain Breaks for fun!
Read and Pause
Remote Learning (Academic Continuity) Opportunities Mar 23 Successful readers pause to think about what they have read. Grab some paper and a pen or pencil and jot down some notes the next time you read!
April is National Poetry Month
Remote Learning (Academic Continuity) Opportunities Mar 23 Click the heading to see a short video of how to write Blackout Poetry. If you were at school during these next few weeks, we would be gearing up to do our annual Blackout Poetry activity dur
JMS Summer Reading List-2018.pdfDystopia
Genre Study Dec 6
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Jefferson Library Policies
BEFORE SCHOOL: Students may come to the library after they are let inside the building during the morning. You won't have much time to look for books. You will get a tardy if you are late for class.
DURING THE SCHOOL DAY: During the school day, students must have a pass from their teacher to go to the LIBRARY. When entering the library, timestamp your pass and sign in. Upon leaving the library, timestamp your pass again and then sign out.
AFTER SCHOOL: Students can go to the library IF YOU DON'T RIDE A BUS. Time limit is five minutes.
Library Orientation and Rules PowerPoint
As each new school year begins, students visit the JMS Library to learn about the way in which the library is arranged, how to check out books, rules while using the library and a whole lot more. To view this year's orientation, click here to download the presentation.
Mr. Thomas Jefferson
Did you know that Jefferson Middle School in named after President Thomas Jefferson? Click here to learn facts about our third president.
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