Our Mission:
Provide access to a diverse collection of materials in multiple formats to support both pleasure reading and classroom learning. In collaboration with classroom teachers, teach the information literacy skills necessary for students to become effective researchers who analyze information with a critical eye and use that information effectively and ethically to answer complex research questions.
FAQs
Q: How do I reserve the group project rooms?
A: Ask Mr. Gardes in person or send him an email (gardest@siskorea.org).
Q: How many print books can I check out at a time? How many e-books?
A: Students can check out 3 print books and 1 e-book at a time.
Q: Can I request a book that the library doesn't currently have?
A: Yes, ask Mr. Gardes in person or send him an email (gardest@siskorea.org) and let him know if you want the print or e-version.
Q: Can I put a book on hold?
A: Yes, ask Mrs. Ji in person or send her an email (jiym@siskorea.org) with your request.
Q: What happened to all the magazines?
A: We've switched over to an online magazine & newspaper database called PressReader. Access to over 7,000 periodicals from around the world is available on campus where you can read or download articles to read later at home.
Q. How do I use the e-library to check out books?
A. Click the link below for instructions on how to access our e-library on your laptop, phone or tablet.
A: Ask Mr. Gardes in person or send him an email (gardest@siskorea.org).
Q: How many print books can I check out at a time? How many e-books?
A: Students can check out 3 print books and 1 e-book at a time.
Q: Can I request a book that the library doesn't currently have?
A: Yes, ask Mr. Gardes in person or send him an email (gardest@siskorea.org) and let him know if you want the print or e-version.
Q: Can I put a book on hold?
A: Yes, ask Mrs. Ji in person or send her an email (jiym@siskorea.org) with your request.
Q: What happened to all the magazines?
A: We've switched over to an online magazine & newspaper database called PressReader. Access to over 7,000 periodicals from around the world is available on campus where you can read or download articles to read later at home.
Q. How do I use the e-library to check out books?
A. Click the link below for instructions on how to access our e-library on your laptop, phone or tablet.
