The Wallington Junior/Senior High School Library Media Center has many resources available for teachers and students. On this sheet you will find useful information to make your academic life easier and more fun. We provide:

• 5,000+ fiction and nonfiction books (including new releases and best sellers)
• Search for all books using the link below for the online catalog: https://wboe.follettdestiny.com
• Databases that provide full-text information on a large variety of topics
• Access to the databases is available on the Reference Links page of this website
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• Three daily newspapers 
• Book Discussion Clubs for Junior High, High School and Staff
• Personal assistance in book selection for book reports and/or pleasure reading
• District of Wallington web page: www.wboe.org
• Copies at 11 cents per page
• Professional Library which is frequently updated

FOR SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER PROGRAMS

Approved by the American Association of School Librarians Board of Directors, Atlantic City, 1969
The American Association of School Librarians reaffirms its belief in the Library Bill of Rights of the American Library Association. Media personnel are concerned with generating understanding of American freedoms through the development of informed and responsible citizens. To this end, the American Association of School Librarians asserts that the responsibility of the school library media center is:

• To provide a comprehensive collection of instructional materials selected in compliance with basic written selection principles, and to provide maximum accessibility to these materials.
• To provide materials that will support the curriculum, taking into consideration the individual's needs, and the varied interests, abilities, soci-economic backgrounds, and maturity levels of the students served.
• To provide materials for teachers and students that will encourage growth in knowledge, and that will develop literary, cultural and aesthetic appreciation, and ethical standards.
• To provide materials which reflect the ideas and beliefs of religious, social, political, historical, and ethnic groups and their contribution to American and world heritage and culture, thereby enabling students to develop an intellectual integrity in forming judgments.
• To provide a written statement of the procedures for meeting the challenge of censorship of materials in school library media centers.
• To provide qualified professional personnel to serve teachers and students.