Library Overview
The mission of the school library instructional program is:
1) to support and enhance the school's curriculum by providing quality resources and services;
2) to teach students the information skills they need to become independent lifelong learners;
3) to promote reading and the love of literature;
4) to foster curiosity and creativity in our students, and
5) to ensure equity of learning opportunities for all students.
Hours: 7:15 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.
NEWS!
VIRTUAL SUMMER READING PROGRAM! Great activities and a chance to win prizes! Sign up now at: bit.ly/808srp23 Author visits, book talks, art contest, college presentation, etc.... all FREE!
Congratulations to the WINNING ENTRIES of the Library's Comic Book Character Art Contest!
In the Hand-Drawn category, the top 3 entries were: 1. Reagan Guiney; 2. Danica Ibanez; 3. Kaycie Tadena.
In the Computer-Designed category, the top 3 entries were: 1. Ryley Agsalda; 2. Kyle Borromeo; 3. Maya Kaneshiro. The top 2 entries from each category will be displayed at the public library beginning May 6, Free Comic Book Day. Thank you to everyone who participated and congratulations again to our awesome artists!
In the Hand-Drawn category, the top 3 entries were: 1. Reagan Guiney; 2. Danica Ibanez; 3. Kaycie Tadena.
In the Computer-Designed category, the top 3 entries were: 1. Ryley Agsalda; 2. Kyle Borromeo; 3. Maya Kaneshiro. The top 2 entries from each category will be displayed at the public library beginning May 6, Free Comic Book Day. Thank you to everyone who participated and congratulations again to our awesome artists!
March is WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH! Feminists, are you up to a challenged? Stop by the library to do a scavenger hunt on our WHM display! Give your completed form to a librarian hand your name will be placed in a drawing for a Barnes and Noble gift card! Then borrow a book to learn more about valiant female leaders who worked to make change possible.
February is BLACK HISTORY MONTH! Stop by the library to check out our BHM bulletin board display! Fill out a form and give it to a librarian a treat! Then borrow a book to learn more about the civil rights movement and the people who worked to make change possible.
Virtual Public Library Card! Click here to get a 2-year virtual public library card that will grant MHS students immediate, free access to ALL digital resources at the Hawaii State Public Library System! This is a great opportunity, so don't miss out! (Contact Mrs. Arai if you have any questions.)
#808Reads is a state reading challenge! Show everyone that Mililani High School is a community of READERS! All you need to do is download the Beanstack app and begin recording the number of minute you read. It's simple to do... just click here for the instructions!
21st Century Readers! Eager to check out some new eBooks? It's easy... just click on this link and login with your 10-digit Infinite Campus number. Easier still! Read straight from your phone or device by downloading the Sora App from the App Store or Google Play. Use setup code HIDOE then search for Mililani High School. Login with your 10-digit Infinite Campus number and you are ready to borrow and read! If asked for a PIN, it is your birthday: MMDD. There are tens of thousands of books, audiobooks and videoclips in this collection, so go wild! Happy reading!
Login with your 10-digit student ID;
*Your PIN is your birthday
*Your PIN is your birthday
