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HMS Media Center

The Heritage Middle Library Media Center has approximately 12,000 fiction and nonfiction books, audiobooks, professional books, journals, and reference materials for our students and staff. We provide resources and recreational reading materials that enable our students to become both information literate and lifelong readers. Educational technology and professional materials are also available for faculty and staff. The Library operates on a flexible schedule and is open to students throughout the day.

A group of boys sit in a circle on the floor in the foreground, reading a book, while in the background, other students are seated at tables in a brightly lit room with orange and blue curtains.
In the foreground, a group of girls are seated at a table, while in the background, students are scattered among bookshelves in a library.
A group of people in blue shirts stand in a library with bookshelves in the background.
A young boy reads a book at a white table in the foreground, while other students study and chat at tables in the background of a brightly lit classroom.

Library Media Center Mission

The Heritage Middle School Library Media Center provides resources and services to help develop life-long readers and information-literate members of society. Our collection of over 12,000 books, videos, and technological resources, along with information literacy instruction, enables students and faculty to think, learn and grow.

Library Media Center Policies

  • Students visiting the library must be entered in the E-hall pass system.
  • Students in the library will follow verbal instructions in case of an emergency.
  • Students may not have food or drinks in the library or labs.
  • A teacher may not send more than 3 students at a time.

Parent Resources

“The “Parent Permission Required List," based on WCS School Board policy 4.403, may be located on each school’s “Follett Destiny” library catalog: click “Catalog” then click “Resource Lists.”  Librarians will continue to professionally consider books to add to the list as part of their periodic reviews.

Librarian

Kristen Ramirez

615-472-4540