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Welcome to the GDRHS Library!
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RESEARCH LINKS
The following are accessible in-school only:
| CAREER CRUISING Information on careers and colleges |
| GROLIER ENCYCLOPEDIA Includes a multimedia encyclopedia |
| INFOTRAC Database of magazine, newspaper and journal articles |
NEWSBANK Search articles from the Boston Globe, Boston Herald, or Worcester Telegram |
| TODAY'S SCIENCE Information and hyperlinks covering all aspects of science, health and technology. |
| ISSUES & CONTROVERSIES Current, in-depth information on the most prominent issues of the day. |
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These links can be accessed from anywhere:
AmDocs Primary source documents dating back to 1492 for the study of American history.
Art Resources Need information for an art project? Check out this site first!
CBS Marketwatch Current info on the stock market, economy and business
CIA Factbook Maps and information from countries around the world
College Net Information on colleges, admissions, scholarships and financial aid
Commonwealth of Massachusetts homepage News and information from state agencies
Dunstable Free Public Library Search your hometown library catalog online
Groton Public Library Live in Groton? Your library is catalog is also online - with more reference links!
High School Hub This page has links to sites that covering almost every subject area!
Historical Newspapers Remote Enter you username and password and click "Proquest/Elibrary products"
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InfoTrac and NewsBank Remote Use your public library card number to log in
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MedicineNet Information on diseases and medical conditions.
Mythweb Information about heroes, gods and monsters in Greek mythology.
Newspapers Online Publications from around the world!
Occupational Handbook Information on job outlooks, requirements, etc. for a number of careers
SAT/PSAT Information Information from the College Board on test dates, fees and registration
US Congress Present and pending legislation
US State Department Travel Information Includes passport forms, travel warnings and various travel tips
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Welcome to the White House Past and present information from the officeof the US President
Google Search Still can't find what you're looking for? Try this search engine
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STAFF: LOGIN TO FIRST CLASS HERE
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Policies
Books may be borrowed for three weeks. After three weeks a book may be renewed if it has not been requested by anyone else. (Books must be brought to the library for renewal.) A student will lose borrowing privileges after an item is a week overdue; after two weeks the student will not be allowed to use the library at all until the item is returned or reimbursement has been made.
Current issues of magazines are not allowed to be taken out of the library; however, back issues may be signed out for a week.
Photocopying of school-related material may be done for a student by a library staff member. Students are allowed 25 free copies, after which a 10-cent per copy charge will be assessed.
Computer and Internet use is limited to those who have a signed Acceptable Use Policy on file. You can pick up a blank copy in the library or download one by clicking here.
Videos and DVD's are for use by teachers. Students may only sign out these items with a teacher co-signature.
The charge for a lost book is $25. The lost magazine charge is $5. Students who owe the library for a lost item will forfeit their borrowing privileges until a return or reimbursement is made.
The library is open on days when school is in session from 7 a.m. to 2:45 Monday - Thursday, 7 - 2:15 on Fridays