Welcome to the Eagle Library
About the Librarian

About the HLHS Library

Library Hours
Mornings
7:00 - 7:30 a.m.
During this time, you can...
- Work on assignments
- Check out/return books
- Read your library books
- Use a computer for research or assignments
Students have access to computers for educational purposes only such as:
- Working on projects
- Printing assignments
- Applying for scholarships, college, or jobs
Open Access Times
- Mornings: 7:00 - 7:30 (Before 1st Block)
- Snack cart time with a signed agenda or note from the teacher
- Lunchtime with a signed agenda or note from the teacher
- During a class visit
The HLHS Library Mission Statement
"The mission of the Horn Lake High School Library Media Center is to provide an innovative learning environment that encourages students and faculty to become effective users of information in the 21st Century while assisting them in developing the skills necessary for lifelong reading and learning."
EBOOKS

Bookshelves:
username: hornlakehs
password: eagles
Library Links
Below are some online resources, including links to the HLHS library catalog, Magnolia Databases, the First Regional Library system (the public library), literacy resources, and other helpful websites.
Use the Horn Lake High School catalog link to search for available books by title, author, subject, or keyword. This catalog can be accessed at school or at home.
Sign in and improve your vocabulary acquisition.
Create multiple sets of flashcards online for free, then use Quizlet's many features to help study for upcoming tests.
If you cannot find what you are look for at the HLHS library or need library access after school hours, check out the nearby Horn Lake public library.
Trying to find sources for a research project? Magnolia contains several research databases students can use at school or at home to find the materials they need. Be sure to click the High School (9-12) link under the K12 Students tab to find the high school resources.
Sign-in Code: magn0897
Purdue Owl is a great resource for citing outside sources and formatting research papers. The website provides style guides for MLA, APA, and Chicago, among other materials.
Click the link for more information about the Mississippi Department of Education's literacy plan and other literacy resources.
Strong Readers, Strong Leaders
Literacy program and resources created to promote literacy in the state of Mississippi. Although geared toward younger students, the website does offer resources for teachers.
Find high-interest nonfiction articles with adjustable lexile levels. Articles are free to access and include assessment questions that are aligned to standards.
National Public Radio covers a variety of topics while offering free articles, as well transcripts and downloadable audio of their broadcasts.