The Quinn Library encourages mindful exploration of resources to empower students to be critical thinkers, effective and ethical users of information and lifelong readers and learners in order to become productive citizens in a global and socially just society.
Ed. D., M.L.I.S.
Dr. McInerney is a proud Rutgers Graduate for both her undergraduate degrees in American History and American Literature a well as her Master's in Library Science. This is a second career for Dr. McInerney. Prior to becoming a School Librarian, she spent 15 years as a researcher/paralegal working in New Jersey law firms. When she was researching one night, she realized that the only place she was truly happy was in the library. After completing her degree in Library Science she went on to earn another Masters and a subsequent Ed. D. in School Leadership from Seton Hall University. The focus of her research has been on curriculum and empowering learners.
In her spare time, Dr. McInerney likes to travel with her husband and two adult children and of course reading.
Testing Center Moderator
Br. Steven Caplice
Brother Steve has a vast amount of knowledge and has traveled extensively. He comes to us from Staten Island and the Middle East.
Please make arrangements through your teacher to make up tests.
Icebound by A survival tale of the 16th century Dutch explorer William Barents and his three artic expeditions.
Hothouse Earth by The climate crisis and the importance of carbon neutrality.
Strongman by The author explains complex ideas in readable prose. An important work for out time.
A Time of Fear by Award winning author Albert Marrin examines America in the era of the Red Scares and the Cold War. The work includes many black and white photographs and great writing.
Singled Out by The story of Glenn Burke, the inventor of the high five and the first openly gay MLB player.
Amoralman by A Moral Man is a wildly engaging exploration of the fictions we live as truths. It is ultimately a book about the lies we tell ourselves and the realities we manufacture in others.
Permanent Record (Young Readers Edition) by Written for young readers and adapted from the New Times bestseller, Snowden addresses how one many exposed the truth about government spying and digital security.
The Ghost Variations by Ghost Stories tap into our most primal emotions. They encourage us to confront timeless questions: What comes after death? The tales are funny, scary, philosophic and touching.