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Old LHS Library
The new library replaced this original facility built in 1961. -
Media Spectrum
An article about the new media center appeared in the Spring 2006 issue of Media Spectrum, the professional journal of the Michigan Association for Media in Education (MAME). -
Technology for Student Use
Desktops and laptops have been readily available for students to use before, during and after school. -
Print Resources Still Popular
Print resources continue to be used effectively by students, especially when teacher support is available! -
Michigan eLibrary (MeL)
Lakeview HS students and staff are regular users of the databases provided by Michigan eLibrary or MeL. -
MeLCat
In addition to benefiting from the excellent MeL databases, Lakeview High School Library joined MeLCat in 2007, allowing students and staff to participate in a statewide resource sharing network and borrow books from libraries throughout Michigan. -
Ethical Use of Information
The importance of ethical use of information is an integral part of instruction by library media specialist and classroom teachers. -
Online Reference
LHS Library begins subscription to Gale Virtual Reference Library, allowing access to digital reference. -
Online Information Literacy Course
Fall semester 2009 sees continuation of online information literacy course. Latest version of Blackboard content management system is used. -
Student projects
Information Literacy course projects include student created bookmarks. -
Book Fair at LHS
Students, parents, grandparents, friends, neighbors, & staff associated with Lakeview Schools shopped at Barnes & Noble, Battle Creek in November 2009. A percentage of purchases went to Lakeview High School Library. We appreciated community support in this important project that allows us to purchase supplemental resource materials. The LHS Library/B&N Book Fair has become a holiday tradition with a wonderful performance by the Chamber Choir. -
Moodle at LHS
At Lakeview HS, the new online course content management system became MoodleTM in 2010. -
Jay Asher speaks in Battle Creek
Lakeview High School has been selected as the one Michigan stop on author Jay Asher’s “50 States Against Bullying” tour. 13 Reasons Why was greatly enjoyed by students. -
Olympic Pride, American Prejudice
Film Director Deborah Riley Draper visits Lakeview HS to show a screening of Olympic Pride, American Prejudice, a powerful documentary about 18 African American athletes who represented the U.S. at the 1936 Olympics, despite facing significant prejudice at home and abroad. -
SL21 Award
Lakeview HS Library receives Model SL21 (School Libraries for the 21st Century) from the Library of Michigan. The event is described in the Battle Creek Shopper
