Oak Park and River Forest
      High School Library
     October 2012 Monthly Report
Highlights

Collins’s Art Foundations

                               “Thanks again for
                                working with our
                                students in the library.
                                This type of work by
                                Lauren really validates
                                the effort we put in and
                                the value of this project
                                for Art Foundations
                                students.” –Mr. Colllins
Highlights
   Attended Chicago Public Library’s “Teen Volume”
    Conference where Markus Zusak spoke.
Highlights
   Added Orca Books (high interest books for struggling
    readers) to our eBook Collection
Highlights
Meeting with new OPPL      Silver/Gold HS Librarian
Teen Librarian             Consortium Meeting

   Discussed partnering   Discussed the following:
    for upcoming events     Common Core in the
                             library
                            Author visits
                            Library Programming
                            Booktalk tips
                            Popular Non-fiction
                             titles
Highlights
Student Book Review:   Student Book Review: Go
Drowned Cities         Ask Alice
Highlights
Kids Signed Up for
                             “Library Resources for
Participation in Abe Award   Teachers” LibGuide Created
During Teen Read Week
Collaboration                (LibGuide Created and Books Pulled)

   Mark Collins’ Artist Report
   Penna’s Race and Discrimination Debate
   Goldberg’s Middle East Cultures Project
   Henning’s Advanced JSTOR Searching in Biomedical Research
   Ebsen’s Sculptors Research Project
   Goldberg’s Trial of Socrates
   Lauren Lee’s Career and College Project
   T. Williams’s African Americans in the Revolutionary War Research
   McGuckin’s Primates Project
   Erickson’s History of Fashion Project
   Dennis’s Affirmative Action Research
   Smith’s Bess Bug Lab
   Nash’s Sleep and Dreams Project
   O’Keefe’s Sleep and Dreams Project
   Tolomeo’s Cultures Project
   Walter’s Odyssey Salon Project
   Mertz’s Jefferson v. Hamilton Project
Collaboration
   Schwartz’s Chicago Architecture Project
   Booktalk for Claire Walter’s Women’s Literature class
   2 Booktalks for Ramilo’s Read 180 class
   Books pulled for Bayer’s scene selection in Acting
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OPRFHS Library October 2012 monthly report

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    Oak Park andRiver Forest High School Library October 2012 Monthly Report
  • 2.
    Highlights Collins’s Art Foundations  “Thanks again for working with our students in the library. This type of work by Lauren really validates the effort we put in and the value of this project for Art Foundations students.” –Mr. Colllins
  • 3.
    Highlights  Attended Chicago Public Library’s “Teen Volume” Conference where Markus Zusak spoke.
  • 4.
    Highlights  Added Orca Books (high interest books for struggling readers) to our eBook Collection
  • 5.
    Highlights Meeting with newOPPL Silver/Gold HS Librarian Teen Librarian Consortium Meeting  Discussed partnering Discussed the following: for upcoming events  Common Core in the library  Author visits  Library Programming  Booktalk tips  Popular Non-fiction titles
  • 6.
    Highlights Student Book Review: Student Book Review: Go Drowned Cities Ask Alice
  • 7.
    Highlights Kids Signed Upfor “Library Resources for Participation in Abe Award Teachers” LibGuide Created During Teen Read Week
  • 8.
    Collaboration (LibGuide Created and Books Pulled)  Mark Collins’ Artist Report  Penna’s Race and Discrimination Debate  Goldberg’s Middle East Cultures Project  Henning’s Advanced JSTOR Searching in Biomedical Research  Ebsen’s Sculptors Research Project  Goldberg’s Trial of Socrates  Lauren Lee’s Career and College Project  T. Williams’s African Americans in the Revolutionary War Research  McGuckin’s Primates Project  Erickson’s History of Fashion Project  Dennis’s Affirmative Action Research  Smith’s Bess Bug Lab  Nash’s Sleep and Dreams Project  O’Keefe’s Sleep and Dreams Project  Tolomeo’s Cultures Project  Walter’s Odyssey Salon Project  Mertz’s Jefferson v. Hamilton Project
  • 9.
    Collaboration  Schwartz’s Chicago Architecture Project  Booktalk for Claire Walter’s Women’s Literature class  2 Booktalks for Ramilo’s Read 180 class  Books pulled for Bayer’s scene selection in Acting
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