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Welcome to the Gerald M. Reeves Media Center
The library media center serves as a popular hub for learning, enrichment, and student collaboration at Hudson High School. Newly renovated in 2018, the Gerald M. Reeves Media Center features comfortable seating, study areas, a sizeable collection of library books, collaboration stations, computer stations, a classroom, a conference room, a multimedia lab, and a Makerspace.
COVID-19 Announcements
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Students who have library books are able to return them during their scheduled building close-out time. When students come to the school to clean out their lockers, they are encouraged to drop their books in the library book return cart, which is positioned outside of the media center. There will be no overdue fines.
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The digital resources of your library media center are active every day of the year. During the summer break, you are encouraged to enjoy Sora ebooks, Flipster magazines, and all of the resources from Research & Databases on this site. For more digital resources, have a look at the latest Media Tech Tidbits newsletter.
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State Recognized “Library of Distinction” in 2009
The media center is located on the second floor directly above the office and guidance areas with its entrance across from the courtyard. Students have access to the library from 7:30 to 3:15 each day.
The library program provides classes for students in essential 21st century skills of inquiry, ethical behavior, technology, information literacy and media literacy as well as reading for enjoyment. Classes are designed and scheduled with teachers to support their units of study.
Students have access to the online catalog, INFOhio databases and purchased databases 24/7 through the library website. Passwords to databases are given to all students. Students may use digital tablets and smartphones, work on computers, watch news and educational television, create videos, podcasts, and other multimedia products, work in groups to study or develop projects, or enjoy a good book while in the library.
Materials may be checked out for 2 weeks and renewed for another 2 weeks.
