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All Beavercreek City Schools feature Instructional Media Centers (IMC), commonly referred to as “libraries.” Each IMC contains a wide range of non-fiction and fiction books appropriate for students of all reading levels, as well as reference and instructional materials.
IMC guidelines are set up to encourage reading and research while promoting good library citizenship skills. Students visit the IMC to check out books and/or other materials for reading enrichment and curriculum-related activities.
Elementary schoolchildren throughout the District visit the library regularly with their classes to select books for their enjoyment. Such visits encourage reading in children who might not otherwise be exposed to the resources of a public library.
Middle and high school students are permitted to visit the library as part of classroom study, during study hall periods, or on an as-needed basis for research projects. Beavercreek High School library hours are from 6:45 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Ferguson Hall library hours are from 7:45 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Accessibility
IMCs are open during regular school hours. Students can access electronic card catalogs for all District IMCs from any school or home computer. They can also access subscription sites outside of school with passwords provided by their IMC tech.
Technology
Each IMC also includes a classroom-size technology lab with Internet and intranet connections where students can use computers as part of their instruction. This lab is available to teachers for their classes by appointment.
Volunteering
If you are interested in volunteering at your child’s school library, please contact one of the following school offices:
Fairbrook Elementary: 429-7616
Main Elementary: 429-7588
Parkwood Elementary: 429-7604
Shaw Elementary: 429-7610
Valley Elementary: 429-7598
Trebein Elementary: 458-2300
Ankeney Middle School: 429-7567
Jacob Coy Middle School: 429-7577
Beavercreek High School: 429-2467