The Media Center Guide
December 2022
Bookmark the Media Center Website
(Click Here and press CTRL+D on a Chromebook, Command+D on a Mac).
Ready for some fútbol?
In honor of the World Cup, we have curated a collection of fútbol reads including Franklin Foer's "How Soccer Explains the World" and Megan Rapinoe's memoir, "One Life" among others.
Book Art
Keep an eye out for Media Center Flex time offering a quiet reading/study space and some book-page crafting for a cozy December study break.
Where is the book bike?
Thanks to the generous donation of the Valdez-Yeager Family, the book bike was filled with stories of dreamers & immigrants for the Dream Club dinner. A winner at each table took home a book.
Book Challenges for December & January. Take your pick!
It's time to change the scribble art wall in the Lobby.
Do you want to be featured on the portrait wall in the lobby? We are still working out the details but there are plenty of ways to be involved in the installation, which will remain in place for the next 4 years. Everyone on the current wall has graduated. Email Ms. Snow to get involved.
Start thinking of a strong quote to overlay on you portait.
Come to the Media Center where we will take your portrait.
Build your image in the Media Lab next semester.
Want to share a book or media review?
Build our literary community by sharing a review of your favorite book or media as either a literary graphic, video book talk, or use Adobe Express review template. We can't wait to hear about what you are reading! Add your review at bit.ly/shsreview and our ambassador, Becca Rosenberg, will format it and put it on the shelf.
Teach your student how to use the Media Center!
Use the video playlist made by our stellar Media Center Ambassador Team to learn how to find books, place a hold, and access information and resources. Our best defense against book bans and censorship is to learn how to find the books and information you need. Share what you learn with a friend!
When can I return books?
Books are due when you're done with them! We do not charge fines for overdue books. Still have books from last year? No problem! Return them to the textbook room when its open, or to the book drop if the Media Center is closed.
Ms. Snow
Library Media Specialist | MLIS
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New Stickers
Learn to make graphics like this in our Media Lab!
Mrs. Schadler
Library Assistant/Textbook Clerk
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The Media Center at Sequoia High School
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Location: 1201 Brewster Avenue, Redwood City, CA, USA
Phone: 650-367-9780 .64201
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