Chisholm High School Media Center
Welcome to the Chisholm High School Media Center. We are open daily from 8:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. on days school is in session. The Media Center staff consists of myself, Mrs. Pioske.
The Media Center has a large collection of books that may be checked out by students. Students may check out two books at a time for a two week period. Books may be renewed for an additional two weeks by bringing the book back into the library and having it re-scanned.
The Media Center has a collection of over 1,300 ebooks available to students. To access these ebooks, please log into the MackinVIA website, or the Follett Destiny Website and access the MackinVIA link on the home screen. (Students should contact myself for the login information.) We also have additional website links on our Follett Destiny home page where students my read free ebooks. For example: Arrowhead Library, ebooks MN, and Open Library archives.
The Media Center is where students my access computers, chromebooks, iPads, and Macbooks. All technology should be for the use of research and schoolwork only. We do not allow games, movies, facebook, chat rooms, or other non-educational activities.
Students must be responsible for the books they check out. If they loose a book, they are required to either replace the book or pay the accessed fine.
The Media Center has a large collection of books that may be checked out by students. Students may check out two books at a time for a two week period. Books may be renewed for an additional two weeks by bringing the book back into the library and having it re-scanned.
The Media Center has a collection of over 1,300 ebooks available to students. To access these ebooks, please log into the MackinVIA website, or the Follett Destiny Website and access the MackinVIA link on the home screen. (Students should contact myself for the login information.) We also have additional website links on our Follett Destiny home page where students my read free ebooks. For example: Arrowhead Library, ebooks MN, and Open Library archives.
The Media Center is where students my access computers, chromebooks, iPads, and Macbooks. All technology should be for the use of research and schoolwork only. We do not allow games, movies, facebook, chat rooms, or other non-educational activities.
Students must be responsible for the books they check out. If they loose a book, they are required to either replace the book or pay the accessed fine.