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Expectations
Library users are expected to

  • Be respectful of others and the academic environment of the library
  • Be productive and allow others to be productive
  • Be responsible inquirers and creative problem-solvers

Librarian: Stephanie Sherman
802-382-1144  ssherman@acsdvt.org

Email, call or set up a virtual meet with me if you need access to a book, help with your research, recommendations for books or resources, or you have any questions about access. I am here to help!

Assistant Librarian: Louise Carl
802-382-1148 (Circulation desk),  lcarl@acsdvt.org 

Library Cataloging: Mollie Sprague

About the Learning Center

The Learning Center consists of the Library and the Technology Center and serves all members of the  MUHS teaching and learning community. The Learning Center supports the beliefs and core values of MUHS and ACSD, and the mission of International Baccalaureate “to develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who help to create a better and more peaceful world through intercultural understanding and respect.”  

The library provides equitable access to a collection of print and digital resources and services that meet the diverse needs and interests of our community. The library goals align with the action steps in the ACSD Digital Learning Plan and to the six foundations of the American Association of School Library (AASL) Standards Framework for Learners — Inquire, Include, Collaborate, Curate, Explore, and Engage.

The library upholds the American Library Association Code of Ethics and Library Bill of Rights and preserves the values of an informed citizenry, open and equitable access to knowledge, and intellectual diversity.  The function of the library will continue to evolve amidst changing technological and pedagogical conditions in order to help students develop a love and appreciation of reading and literature, ensure freedom of information, prepare information savvy life long learners, and create safe and supportive environments for focused and collaborative learning.

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