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Media and Technology

Welcome to OHS Media and Technology

Moriah Baldwin - Media Coordinator
Karen Hudson - Technology Facilitator
Tracey Snipes - Media Assistant 

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Media Center Student Hours

Open before school - 7:00 - 7:20

*The library will not be open in the morning at the start of the school year as Chromebook distribution begins. Please check your class's Google Classroom for updates on the media center. 

Lunch passes available - Sign up in the morning

During class - With a pass from your teacher

Media Center Rules and Policies

  • Students must check in when entering the media center (turn in lunch pass or teacher pass).

  • Food and drinks are not permitted.

  • Students may have up to three books checked out at one time.

  • Books are checked out for two weeks. Remember to bring books back!!

Battle of the Books

Battle of the Books is a yearly competition between high schools across the state. Team members will read a list of books and complete against other schools, answering questions about each of the books.

The High School Battle of the Book List can be found below ⬇️

HBOB List

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Click on the image above to see the library's catalog at OHS!

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Clink on the image above to see the classroom libraries available at OHS!

MEDIA CENTER VISION STATEMENT

The Overhills High School Media Center supports student development into confident and creative problem solvers.

 MEDIA CENTER MISSION STATEMENT

The Overhills High School Media Center will prepare students with instruction in information literacy, diverse collection development, and collaborative teaching; to promote critical thinking for the 21st Century.

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