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    Welcome to the Oakridge

     
    		  
     Theresa Ferreira  
    Media Specialist, Theresa Ferreira
    239-377-4810 
    Graduate of Seton Hall University, NJ
    Masters Degree in Educational Media from Nova Southeastern University, FL
     
     
                                                     Mission Statement
    The mission of the OMS Media Center is to provide a superlative collection, to support and enrich the
    curriculum, and to facilitate and foster reading     achievement and the love of reading for all students.
      

     Reading

    SSYRA  
     Middle School Supplementary
    Reading List    		 New - Sunshine State Young Readers Award 2018-2019
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    The media center hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Media use in the morning before school is limited to quiet study, research, reading, or school projects on the computers. During the school day, you must have a pass from your teacher to enter the media center. If you wish to come to the media center after eating lunch, you can pick-up a lunch pass in the cafeteria. During lunch time visit, the innovation station is open and includes Ozobots, Legos, and Puzzles are available.

    You may check out up to four books and keep them for two weeks. Books may be renewed. Flash drives are also available for check-out.

    You are responsible for returning media center materials on time and not damaged! Overdue notices are sent to homeroom teachers twice a month. You are to return all books to the book drop in the media center. You cannot checkout books/flash drives if you have overdue material.
     
    Computers cannot be used for E-mail, games, downloading, or any type of personal use. 
     
    OverDrive - All Collier Schools now have the ability to use OverDrive to check out eBooks.  Students can login using their district ID and password. Faculty and staff members login using their network ID and teacher number as the password. 
     
    Book Review Links 
     
    School Library Journal http://www.slj.com/category/reviews/books/
    American Library Association http://booklistonline.com/Default.aspx?AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1