The SCES Media Center is the literacy hub of our amazing school.  It supports our curriculum, integrates informational literacy skills, promotes literature appreciation, and serves the personalized needs of students and teachers. The media center is an information center that has traditional print materials such as books and reference materials, as well as current technology resources.

Media Center Catalog

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Flexible scheduling:

Our schedule allows students in kindergarten through fifth grade to come to the media center anytime during the school day, independently, in small groups, or as a class. There are no fixed schedules. This allows students to have open access to the media center as their curricular needs warrant and as their schedules allow.

Hours of Operation:

7:50-3:30 Monday - Friday

Check Out Procedures:

• Kindergartners may check out one book for up to two weeks.
• 1st-5th grade may check out up to two books for up to two weeks. Books may be returned and exchanged for other books prior to the due date. 
• Magazines: Second-fifth grade students may check out one magazine for one day.
  • Fines
    Students are not charged a fine for overdue books. However, if a student has an overdue book, he/she will not be able to check out another book until the overdue book is returned.
  • Lost and Damaged Books
    • Lost Books: When a student has lost a book or returns a book that has been damaged, they are responsible for the replacement cost of the book. Refunds are not given for lost/damaged books that are returned. 
    • Damaged Books:  Books are frequently damaged by liquid or water exposure from leaky water bottles (often in book bags) or other water damage, food, writing on pages or the cover, pet damage and torn pages.

Talking with your kids on a regular basis about what they are reading can positively affect their performance at school and create important family bonds. We invite you and your child to look at our school media center catalog together to discuss options or create a list of books to check out.

Forsyth County Schools’ media centers provide resources that reflect all students within each school community. If you come across a book that does not match your family’s values and/or beliefs, and you would prefer that your child does not check that book out, please discuss it with your child.

We are always happy to help you and your child to find just the right book. This is a partnership, and we are excited to work with you!