Overview of our Media Center​

Connect with your favorite books and go beyond what you learn in the classroom in your school library!

• dig deeper into non-fiction topics
• develop your STE(A)M skills
• learn through LEGO building
• explore engineering design challenges
• experiment with coding
• discover new authors and series
• recommend your favorites to friends

Destiny: Our Library Catalog​

Did you know that you can explore our catalog outside the media center? Whether in your classroom or at home, you can search for books before you visit the library.

Teachers, e-mail Mrs. Haskey to request books and a curated list of electronic resources at least 1 week before you need them. Click the link above to access Destiny Discover.

Visit the Destiny Library (Opens in a new window)

Digital Resources

We have subscriptions to PebbleGo and PebbleGo Next. Password is available through Mrs. Haskey for home use. We also have a link that is available through Clever. 

Check out our selection of digital books including a large number of the popular Blastoff! Readers. These are available to access through Destiny. 

Epic! Ebooks are available free to students and teachers during the school day. Teachers, sign up for a free account! 

Chattahoochee Valley Libraries​

Explore the fabulous resources provided by Chattahoochee Valley Libraries! You’ll find homework help, free e-books, book recommendations, and more. During holiday breaks and summer, visit one of our local branches to check out books and enjoy special programs.

Visit the Chattahoochee Valley Library Website (Opens in a new window)​

Lakeshore Educational Resources, Math Manipulatives, & Science Kits

Lakeshore Learning. Teachers, browse our large collection of Lakeshore kits to support learning in engaging ways. Many of the kits can be used as centers. Some can be used to facilitate whole-group activities such as science and engineering experiments.

Interested in incorporating literature with science? We have a variety of STEM kits in the library that align to standards. 

LEGO Education. Our school invested in a variety of LEGO kits, and students who participated in FIRST LEGO League, Jr. last year showed high levels of engagement when building, troubleshooting basic robotics, learning to code, and researching the challenge topic.

We have kits to teach simple machines, robotics, story telling, and more! Students gain the most when several teachers are available to engage in conversation, model teamwork, and encourage problem-solving. Did you know that building with LEGO can motivate students to complete research or to gather their thoughts before writing? I am happy to work with individual teachers or grade levels to develop lesson plans that incorporate LEGO.

Research Skills and Digital Content Creation. I am here to share the best resources for student research and to teach students (and teachers) how to identify reputable websites.

I am available to connect students and teachers with technology to present what they have learned. Google Slides, ChatterPix, MakeBelief Comix, Scratch, and more. Let’s prepare our students to share their knowledge in 21st Century ways.

Partner with your School Library Media Specialist! Contact me to work with your class before research projects, and I will also curate a list of links for your students to use on specific topics. Our school district invests in high-quality digital resources including e-books. These are terrific supplements to the library collection, especially for highly-specialized research topics.

Mrs. Haskey

Haskey.Rebecca.C@muscogee.k12.ga.us