Our business is access to information and ideas.
We welcome anyone who needs to do research, find a book to read, or just a quiet place to sit.
However, (there is always a however, isn't there?) we do have a few rules or policies and procedures.
Students are expected to be courteous and respectful at all times.
Backpacks should be placed under the table.
Please pick up after yourself and push in your chair before you leave.
NO food or drink, including water, is permitted.
Mrs. Mary Jo Ammon, Library Clerk
(818) 880-4614 ext 287
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Mrs. Anna Ku
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To take an WARP quiz, the student must bring a signed permission slip and his/her current photo ID to the library before school, during lunch, after school, or from a class with the teacher's permission. All fines and overdues must be cleared before the student will be allowed to take the quiz.
An online listing of the quizzes we own is available at ARBookFind
You can search by author, subject, or title or create book lists using reading level or point value ranges. You can restrict your searches to interest level or fiction/non-fiction
Log on from home to see your AR record - go to the library tab labeled WARP Online. Click here for instructions.
What you need to know if you want to check out books from the library:
The current A.E. Wright ID Card is required to check out materials, take WARP Quizzes, and use the Library at lunchtime.
Students may check out three books at a time for a period of three weeks.
Books may be renewed for an additional three weeks as often as needed.
Students may request that a hold be placed to reserve a title for check-out. Visit the circulation desk and place your request. You will be notified through your Language Arts class and the material will be reserved for two days at the circulation desk for you.
Overdue book fines are 10¢ per school day per material. The maximum fine is the price of the book checked out. There is a $1 fee for green cards missing from the pocket.
Students with overdue materials may not checkout new books, use computers, take WARP Quizzes, or use other materials until overdue items are returned and fines cleared.
Circulating books (3 items)- 3 weeks
Reference books (one at a time)- overnight, if they circulate, or by
individual arrangement with the library staff
Magazines (current issues) - for use in library only with your I.D. Card
Textbooks, Rulers, stencils, protractors, calculators - per period with your I.D. Card
Each of the A.E. Wright Library student workstations have access to the Alexandria catalog to use in locating fiction, nonfiction, and reference materials in the collection.
Students may search by Title, Subject or Author for information.
The Alexandria catalog software is available at school and from home. Students can use the catalog to search for books, read summaries, or check out book reviews. Click here to access the catalog at school.Click here to access the catalog from home. Students can login using their student ID number (login) and last name (password) in order to save lists of books they want to read.
It is important to cite the sources of your research information in the Modern Language Association (MLA) format. You can follow the MLA rules and do it yourself or you can use an internet sources such as BibMe.org to help you put the information in the correct order. If you want to use a fill-in-the-blank forms, click on one of the links below to print the .pdf form
AEWright currently has access to online versions of our textboosk for both Language Arts and Science courses. These online resources include audio files of the textbooks being read aloud!
Follow the directions below to log-in to Pearson SuccessNet
We are very excited to announce the addition of Pearson SuccessNet to our educational curriculum here at AE Wright!. Pearson SuccessNet offers you the opportunity to look inside your child's day-to-day learning.
How to get started? It's as easy as 123!
Success at school can be a shared learning experience!
As a partner helping your child make the most of learning, Pearson SuccessNet offers the right tools for you and your child. It all begins with a simple login at the web site.
How to access the web site:
Access your Internet browser -- Internet Explorer v6.0 (PC) or Safari v2.0 (MacOSX) and high-speed connection recommended.
Then, use the following information to get started in your Language Arts or Science classroom:
Your child's user name: AEWright
Your child's password: sparty Note: User name and password are case sensitive
If AEWright does not work use AEWright1 or AEWright2 - etc!
4. Congratulations! You see your home page.
You will be amazed at how motivated and excited your child will be to share in the interactive learning experiences while studying at home. Watch as your child "teaches" you how to accss the resources we utilize in the classroom.
P.S. If you ever run in to technical difficulties, there is a Pearson SuccessNet online help connection to serve you between the hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. (CST) You can reach them at 1-800-234-5832.
Here are the applications for other libraries. In here we will have applications for other local libraries, such as the Calabasas Library and the Los Angeles County Library applications.
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