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and Proud Learners

AND

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Use the Menu on the left to access databases,

electronic resources, webpage lists (pathfinders)

for research, source citation info, upcoming

Library Events, and more.

Have more questions?

Come and see Mrs. McCoy

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with me!

Click here for a welcome message and

an introduction to our resources.

Celebrate Library Card

Signup Month

September is Library Card Signup month! Signup for a public library card in as little as 5 minutes

and gain access to free resources and reads. Signing up for a library card provides access to technology, multimedia content, andeducational programming that transforms lives and strengthens communities (ALA, 2021). “A library card is theticket you need to travel across the globe. It allows you to experience stories that can connect you to diverse and empowering experiences," said Dias.

Click on one of the following links to sign up

for your public library card today!

Roseville Public Library

Sacramento Public Library

Once you apply, you can immediately start accessing the library's online resources. Take a screenshot of your application confirmation and show it to us in the ANHS Library for some free swag!



Celebrate Hispanic

Heritage Month

September 15th-October 15th

“The 2021 Hispanic Heritage Month theme

invites us to celebrate Hispanic Heritage and

to reflect on how great our tomorrow can be

if we hold onto our resilience and hope. It

also encourages us to reflect on all the

contributions Hispanics have made in the

past and will continue to make in the

future" (Ms. Eliana De León)

Click on the Choice Board below to experience titles celebrating voices from Latin America.

Celebrate Banned Books Week

September 26-October 2, 2021

This year's theme is "Books Unite Us. Censorship

Divides Us." Sharing stories important to us

means sharing a part of ourselves. Books reach

across boundaries and build connections

between readers. Censorship, on the

other hand, creates barriers (ALA, 2021).

Jason Reynolds will be the first honorary chair of Banned Books Week and he is excited about it! This year marks the 39th celebration of Banned Books Week since its first celebratory year in 1982 (ALA, 2021). “I’m excited about this year’s theme, which is so simple, yet so powerful. What does it mean when we say, ‘Books unite us?’ It means that books are the tethers that connect us culturally. Stories ground us in our humanity; they convince us that we’re not actually that different and that the things that are actually

different about us should be celebrated because they are what make up this tapestry of life” (Reynolds, 2021).

Come and check out our Banned Books Display in the Library for your next fave read!

Click here for the Top 10 Most Challenged Books of 2020 or browse our library's Challenged Books Collection here. Click "see all" to view all titles.

ANHS Library Collections

Access our Read Your World, Health & Wellness, Digital Citizenship & Literacy, and Poetry Collections here.



What Are Your Librarian and

Library Media Tech Reading Right Now?

Mrs. McCoy/Mrs. Jordan

Click on the Book Images Below to Listen

Are you #DigCit Savvy?

Click here for a video about Digital Citizenship.



Good digital citizenship focuses on using responsible, respectful, and ethical behavior when using technology.

Do you know how to identify credible information, find reliable sources, and separate fact from misinformation?

Test and hone your skills at bit.ly/ANHSCheckology You can also find more resources on evaluating information here.

Read a Banned Book!

Check out this list of the Top 100 Challenged Books from the past decade!

Which challenged book will you choose to read?

or

Browse our Banned Books Carousel in our Library Catalog to find a book that grabs you and then swing by the Library during HUB time to check it out!

Thanks for visiting. We're glad you're here:)

NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT The Roseville Joint Union High School District is committed to equal opportunity for all individuals. District programs, activities and services shall be free from unlawful discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and/or bullying based on actual or perceived characteristics of race, color, ancestry, nationality, immigration status, age, ethnicity, religion, marital status, medical information, mental or physical disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression, genetic information, or any other legally protected status or association with a person or group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics. For inquiries/complaints, contact our Title IX Coordinator, Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources, Brad Basham at (916) 782-8663 or by email at bbasham@rjuhsd.us.

Got Books? YES!

Start searching now - Antelope High School Library Catalog. It's easy! For a more visual search where you can browse our virtual shelves, click here!

Note: If the main catalog link above does not load correctly, please click on Home, scroll to Roseville Joint Union High School District, and then select Antelope High School.

Click the image above for eBook video instructions.

Click here for eBook written instructions.

Want to reserve a book? Place a book on hold from home, and we will pull it from the shelf for you.

Click here for "How to log-in to your school library and Aeries accounts"

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