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Wake County Public Library-
Millbrook High School Media Center
Hours: Monday - Friday 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
Our goal is to support students’ learning and personal growth. We aim to provide an all-inclusive space by providing a quiet, supportive environment for studying and collaboration. By making books and digital resources available, we are able to support students' education and help them develop a love for reading.
Media CoordinatorsStephanie Avery - savery2@wcpss.net
Rochelle Sayler - rsayler@wcpss.net
Media Assistant
Denise Naughton - dnaughton@wcpss.net
Lunch Policy
Students may come for all three lunches unless classes or events are otherwise scheduled. Expectations are:
1st lunch: Four per table and quiet
2nd lunch: Four per table and quiet
3rd lunch: One per table and silent.The media center is not a lunchroom with books; it is a library where you may enjoy lunch while reading, quietly talking with friends, or working on homework.
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Digital Public Library of America is a national online platform that aggregates millions of digital items (photos, books, manuscripts, maps, sounds, videos) from U.S. libraries, archives, and museums, providing a single access point to explore America's cultural heritage.
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Black Freedom Struggle contains primary sources in collections from slavery and the abolitionist movement (1790-1860) to the contemporary era (1976-2000).
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