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The mission of the school library program in the 91桃色入口 Enlarged City School District is to assist all students in becoming active and creative locators, evaluators and users of information to solve problems and to satisfy their own curiosity. With these abilities, students can become independent, ethical lifelong learners and readers who achieve personal satisfaction and who contribute responsibly and productively to the community and society as a whole.

NECSD Library Media Specialists’ Commitment

As a library media department, we are actively engaging in ways to integrate technology to support future-ready schools and libraries. 

Mrs. Jumpp

mjumpp@necsd.net

(845) 563-4210

Access to information changed my life and it can change yours!  Growing up in Jamaica, West Indies, my family was fortunate enough to own the only set of encyclopedias (like Google in books) for miles around. This meant not only could I research unfamiliar people, place and things, but children in and around our community came to our house to do their research.  When my oldest sister became the librarian on my primary school bookmobile, I knew then I’d follow in her footsteps. First, I taught high school and then immigrated to New York, where I became an elementary librarian.

I have been teaching at HOH for 9 years and whole-heartedly embrace the District’s Vision:  “Through the work of all, we will achieve inclusive excellence.” Every day I strive to engage and inspire our scholars to become life-long learners and producers of information for the 21^st century and beyond.  How?  Students are given a safe, space to have a voice, and engage in inquiry.  Learning is bolstered through constant collaboration with teachers, and members of our community such as the 91桃色入口 Free Library, City leaders, Head Start of Eastern Orange County, and the City of 91桃色入口 Police Department, as well as expert guests. 

There are two active 5^th grade library troupes who are library helpers, and storytellers who tour both in school and in our community, and I mentor B.A.STAR an empowerment group for girls. 

In addition to reading, I enjoy writing poetry, singing, dancing to Reggae and Country music, and traveling any and everywhere with my family!

Destiny Quest is our in-school library catalog system. Click the image above to search our school library. If you can't find it at the Horizons Library, you can also try searching the

where you can explore a variety of resources in Spanish, French, Italian, Chinese, and Russian,  including eBook, digital books, independent reading, Science and Social Studies content through TumbleBooks, BookFlix, TrueFlix, ScienceFlix and more … 

:  “…awarded to the artist of the most distinguished American Picture Book for Children published in the United States during the preceding year.” 

 :  “…given annually to outstanding African American authors and illustrators of books for children and young adults that demonstrate an appreciation of African American culture and universal human values.”   

:  “…awarded annually by the American Library Association for the most distinguished American children's book published the previous year.       

: “…presented to a Latino/Latina writer and illustrator whose work best portrays, affirms, and celebrates the Latino cultural experience in an outstanding work of literature for children and youth.:

Source:  American Library Association

Book List

:  A bilingual site for educators and families of English Language Learners.” 

: “…book “…published or distributed in the United States that originated or was first published in a country other than the U.S.”

All links should work inside the district (no password needed). The librarians have passwords to access the databases from home.

Please review the Research Guide 101 before using the database's below.