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.
Teachers may reserve the library. To schedule a class, contact Sylvia McInerney
Please provide a copy of the assignment. Your reservation will be confirmed upon availability.
Group Study Rooms may be reserved by teachers for special projects.
The Hot Hand by If something happened before will it happen again? Is there such a thing as being in the "zone"? Or is it simply a case of seeing patterns? The Hot Hand offers an investigation into these questions.The book is essential reading for anyone who thinks they have a shot.
The Address Book by The book is filled with fascinating people and histories illuminating the often hidden stories behind street addresses and the power to decide who counts and why.
Love, Zac by " A detective story, a love story and a parable about football, pain, and the consequences of the bedrock version of American masculinity." Michael Sokolove
So You Want to Talk about Race by From the mass incarceration of Black Americans to Black Lives Matter movement there is an increasing spotlight on racism in our society. Still, the subject remains difficult to talk about.The book is a guide through intersectionality and affirmative action in order to create an honest dialogue about race and racism.
Whose Right Is It? the Second Amendment and the Fight over Guns by An analysis of the history of guns in the United States. The book also examines changing and conflicting interpretations of the Second Ammendment.
Strongman by The author explains complex ideas in readable prose. An important work for out time.
Fault Lines in the Constitution: the Graphic Novel by This graphic novel explores the founding fathers debate over the framing of the Constitution. The work is exhaustive and fun to read.
Hollywood Park by "Detailing a childhood defined by neglect, poverty and uncertainty, Jollett's story serves a a potent reminder that while we cannot change the hand we're dealt, our freedom lies in what we choose to do with those cards."
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