JSTOR

The HHS Library now has it’s own subscription to JSTOR! A shared digital library, and a tremendous resource to you for all of your research needs, JSTOR includes more than 2,000 academic journals, as well as books, monographs, pamphlets, etc. Approximately 3 million pages of new information are digitized annually. With it’s clean interface and student friendly features, JSTOR provides accessible content in an easy-to-use format.

Here's a tutorial to get you started!

October Newsletter

The October issue of the HHS Library newsletter is now available!

Author Visit Recap

Recently, local author Michael Tougias visited HHS to discuss his book A Storm Too Soon with a group of freshman students, who read the book for their summer reading requirement. Students had a chance to learn more about the incredible Coast Guard rescue, and ask Tougias their own questions about the event, his writing process, and the research that goes into writing such a book. Students had great questions, and had a chance to have their book copies signed by the author himself.

A special thank you to the HPTA, for sponsoring our author event!

It's Banned Books Week!

It's Banned Books Week! Banned Books Week celebrates the value of free and open access to information. In honor of BBW, be sure to visit the HHS Library and exercise your freedom to read. For a list of frequently challenged books, click here. How many have you read?

Freshman Summer Reading Discussion Groups

Freshman summer reading discussion groups will be meeting on Thursday, 9/18 during Advisory. Please check the lists posted outside the HHS Library to find out which room your group is meeting in. And please see Mrs. Fournier with any questions. Hope everyone enjoys their book discussions!

Comic Book/Graphic Novel Club

The first meeting of the HHS Comic Book/Graphic Novel Club will be held Tuesday, 9/16 at 2:00pm in the library. New members are always welcome!

September Newsletter

It's almost back to school time...with the last days of summer dwindling, check out what's waiting for you at your school library. Mrs. Fournier and Mrs. Belcher look forward to seeing all of you soon!