Media Resources
Mission Statement:
Provide a safe and welcoming environment that fosters literacy, promotes agency, supports and enhances learning, and empowers effective use of information tools and resources.
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Learning Commons
A Learning Commons is a step forward from the old media center. It’s a place where collaboration, creativity and curiosity are encouraged. Students are able to interact with materials, technology and other makerspace activities.
And of course...
Check out books!
Destiny Discover
Search or click the image above to access books in our online library catalog, Destiny Discover!
Summer Reading
Summer reading can help students retain and improve literacy skills that they have worked hard on throughout the school year. In addition, it can reduce screen time, build vocabulary, and be a great way to discover new interests!
Summer Reading Information
- K-5 Media Summer Reading Challenge
- E-Books & E-Audiobooks
- Reading Incentive Programs
- Summer Reading Through Local Public Libraries
K-5 Media Summer Reading Challenge
E-Books & E-Audiobooks
Reading Incentive Programs
Summer Reading Through Local Public Libraries
About Us
Gretchen Peterson, Media Clerk
School: (651) 653-2863
Emily Bradt, Elementary Media Specialist
School: (651) 653-2863
Academic Honesty
Academic Honesty
A set of values that promote personal integrity and good practice in learning and assessment.
Student Expectations
- be honest in presenting all of their work
- know what constitutes cheating and how to abide by rules of academic honesty
- acknowledge help from parents, other students, and friends
- say "no" to students who want to copy their work
- understand that their teachers value their ideas and want them to present ideas using their own language and voice
- understand the teachers' guidelines for group and individual work
- understand and use technology and library resources properly
- acknowledge resources
- seek guidance from teachers when unsure how to follow rules of academic honesty
Academic Dishonesty
Students act with integrity and honesty; they take responsibility for their own actions. Academic dishonesty, which is also known as cheating, includes:
- Collusion - Helping someone else cheat, such as allowing your own work to be coped by another who is expected to do their own work.
- Misconduct - Refusing to follow directions, such as taking test materials from a classroom or using electronic devices when you are not supposed to.
- Plagiarism - Using the ideas and work of others as your own such as copying language or an image from a book or a website and not citing where it came from.