Sacred Heart Catholic School is having a magazine drive thru QSP, Inc.
Magazines can be purchased online at QSP.com or through any student in grades 4 to 8, or call 798-5349. Please purchase magazine subscriptions or renew old subscriptions with Sacred Heart School. This is a very profitable fundraiser for Sacred Heart. We will received 40% profit from each subscription or CD ordered. (If you have a discount coupon that price will be honored)

Book Fair pictures

For Research

Digital Knowledge Central Research. At home or at School.

Research Links

Library Guide Lines

  • Overdue fines are $.05 per school day on 2 week check-outs, High School Library
    $.05 per school day on a 1 week check period for Elementary Library .
  • Internet is available on the computers in the libraries .
  • But, practice safe surfing . . . follow the Acceptable Use Policy.
  • Use the computers for word processing projects.
  • Use the library catalog on the PC computers.
  • Get a disk from the librarian for saving information.
  • Limit your printing to 4 sheets, front/back, or pay $.25 for more.
  • Do not bring food or drinks into the library.
  • Return books to the drop box in High School hall or circulation desk, In the Elementary Library
    place books on the table right inside doorway.
  • If the librarian is not present to scan your book, then use the "check-out" sheet on the circulation desk counter.

Using the Library Catalog

  • Library catalog is on the PCs in both the libraries.
    When a password screen occurs: the user = patron.
    The patron password = patron.
    Punch enter or click OK.
  • Double click on the icon that says Library Catalog; then click - run.
    Search by Author's Last Name or Title (use the first few letters)
    or Subject (use the base word) or keywords.
    When a listing occurs, then double click on the desired item and read the results.
  • You will be able to tell:
    the location of the item by the call number
    how many copies of the title are owned by the library
    if the item is a book (hardback or paperback), CD, audiocassette, or videocassette.
    If a copy is currently IN or OUT and if the book as a Scholastic Reading Counts or Accelerated Reading test, the reading leave of that book and the number of points the test is worth.

Staff and Student Technology Training

The links listed below are excellent sites for self-instruction or review concerning computer technology, the basics of research in a library, and various copyright issues. They are well-organized, easy to maneuver, and comprehensive.