THE LIBRARY
| Public Library Card Application |
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Benjamin Hooks Central Library/Ridgeway High School Library Collaboration
We are proud to announce a new collaborative project between the Benjamin Hooks Central Library and Ridgeway High School Library! Any student at Ridgeway High School may now register for a student public library card, place a hold on a book and have it sent to the Benjamin Hooks Central Library; they will bring the book to the school. The book can be returned to the school library where representatives from the Benjamin Hooks Central Library will pick the book up for return. This will resolve student transportation issues and open up many opportunities for student use of the public library system. Please take advantage of this wonderful opportunity! The link to the student public library card application is at the top left of this website.
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Library Hours: M-F 7:00-2:30
(901) 416-1825 Library Office
(901) 416-1826 Circulation Desk
New books have arrived!
Mrs. Harris, Librarian
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Mrs. Harris comes to Ridgeway in her 27th year as a school librarian. She has served as a public librarian, an elementary school librarian and a high school librarian. Mrs. Harris graduated from Northwest Community College, the University of Mississippi, and the University of Southern Mississippi. She holds a Master of Library and Information Science Degree. Mrs. Harris has been married 31 years and has two sons. She welcomes all students to visit the library for pleasure reading, research, and study. Mrs. Harris is willing to stay after hours to assist students when needed; please come to the library immediately after school at 2:15 to use the library after hours. Contact Mrs. Harris at harrissg@scsk12.org.
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RESOURCES:
The Library at Ridgeway High School has 35 Internet-accessible desktop computers, an automated catalog, circulation and inventory system, a current print collection that includes magazines, books, and newspapers, and a DVD and video collection. There is also a library computer lab that offers 30 Internet-accessible desktop computers. An interactive whiteboard is available for classes, meetings, and professional development sessions. See Mrs. Harris for passwords to available databases.
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LIBRARY OPAC
Click the icon below to access the Ridgeway High School Library OPAC (available only from within the school setting). Search for materials available in the school library.
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STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES:
Scholarship Opportunities:
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BankTennessee Step Ahead Scholarship, deadline is April 3rd. Click the link to the file at the left below to apply.
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The 2020 Stronger Than Hate Challenge:
The Stronger Than Hate Challenge invites students ages 13-18 to create a video, write a poem, song, or blog, or produce a painting or piece of artwork to demonstrate the medium’s potential to create empathy, understanding and a community that is stronger than hate. Winning entries are eligible to win up to $10,000 in prizes plus a trip to USC Shoah Foundation in Los Angeles, California to meet powerful storytellers! Click here for more information.
The Stronger Than Hate Challenge invites students ages 13-18 to create a video, write a poem, song, or blog, or produce a painting or piece of artwork to demonstrate the medium’s potential to create empathy, understanding and a community that is stronger than hate. Winning entries are eligible to win up to $10,000 in prizes plus a trip to USC Shoah Foundation in Los Angeles, California to meet powerful storytellers! Click here for more information.
NEED HELP WITH HOMEWORK? CONTACT THE HOMEWORK HELP LINE. (Click here.)
2019-2020 NATIONAL ACT TESTING DATES (Click the file below.)
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2019-2020 SHELBY COUNTY SCHOOLS STUDENT CALENDAR (Click the file below.)
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JOB CORPS INFORMATION
POPLAR-WHITE STATION PUBLIC LIBRARY INVITES YOU:
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Cloud901 at the Benjamin Hooks Public Library recently started a pilot series called Japanese Cultural Experience. These fun activities are for students to learn about the Japanese language and culture. The first event last month focused on Japanese Classical Music. The upcoming event is Living in Japan: The African American Experience Panel Discussion. This is an opportunity for youth who are interested in Japanese culture to learn what it is like to live in Japan. The panelists will discuss student life, Japanese customs, language barriers and much more. Please see the file, "Living in Japan," to the right, for more information.
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