NCHS Library Media Center
NCHS Library icon navigation menu New Canaan High School Library hom page This is Destiny Quest, our online catalog. Click here and sign in with your personal NCPS user name and password to access eBooks, websites, audio files, and locate print books and DVDs. This is our database page. Please sign in with our generic school user name and password to access our resources. Do not use your personal user name and password! This is our instructional portal. All library lessons for Social Studies, English, Visual and Performing Arts, and World Languages are archived here. Check the top right corner for active lessons. Teachers, please refer to the 'Teachers' link in the left navigation menu for the teacher portal. Like us on Facebook! We archive over 100 instructional tutorials here. Our videos are indexed in Destiny Quest, the online catalog, as well. New videos are announced on Twitter and Facebook. This is the link to our @ncps-k12.org Google Apps domain. You do not need to add @ncps-k12.org to your user name when you log in here. Remember that this is how you access EasyBib! Follow us on Twitter! We post up-to-date responses to student inquiries, and we also post photos of library activity ;-). Log in to Moodle here. We post library instructions for Science, Math, Health, and Career & Tech Ed courses here. If you want to contact us old school style, you can email us here. But you can also post to our Facebook page, Tweet us, text or call us at (615) 669 6670. If you have questions, please ask!




Have you taken the Mobile Learning Survey

Please do! It was sent to your email.





How time capsule responses appear:


Outline of NCHS Library mobile siteNCHS Library mobile site


NCHS Core Values, Beliefs, and 21st Century Learning Expectations

The poster contest

Link to contest entry form

Link to Core Values, Beliefs and

 

21st Century Learning Expectations

QR codes The NCHS Core Values, Beliefs and 21st Century Learning Expectations are displayed in all classrooms. The poster features tracings of NCHS students (top) and faculty (bottom). If you can correctly name all students and faculty in the poster, your name will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Amazon gift certificate. Enter your guesses in the contest entry form (check your @ncps-k12.org email, or scan QR code above on left). The contest closes on April 30th, 2012.


So you think we are making the whole "Colleges are watching you on Facebook" thing up? Check this out!

Reading students like an open facebook, or how social media is reshaping college admissions
Courtesy of: Schools.com


Congratulations to Nick Howard, Nicola Scandiffio, Stuart Taylor and Nick Zanca who won the Grand Prize
in a video contest sponsored by the American Library Association (ALA). We will purchase iPads with the prize money ($3,000), which is awarded to the library featured in the video.  The video, which features performances
by Stewart Taylor, Katayoun Amir-Alslani, Ashley Feldman, and Isabelle Herde, will be shown at the Opening
General Session of the ALA Annual Conference in New Orleans on June 24 in the auditorium of the Ernest N.
Morial Convention Center. ALA Annual Conference attendance usually nears 30,000. Please congratulate our students and Anna Mase, who supervised the music production.



New Canaan 9town) Library Summer Reading ProgramEmma Urban reading Lord of the Flies in front of the NCHS Library Long Garden
 

Click here to learn more about the New Canaan

(Town) Library's Summer Reading Program

 

Click here to learn More about New Canaan

High School Library's Summer Reading List


New Canaan High School Core Values and Beliefs Statement

New Canaan High School is committed to preparing all students to meet the challenges of living in an increasingly global and diverse society. We believe that students learn best in an environment that fosters respect for themselves and others. This allows students to be active participants in their learning, to identify and solve authentic problems and to effectively share their learning with the appropriate audiences. In partnership with parents and the community, we strive to inspire students to the habits of mind and character that will make them lifelong learners.

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