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The following databases are newly acquired or being evaluated for a future subscription.

Academic OneFileThis link opens in a new window
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  • Why search here?
    Academic OneFile has peer-reviewed, full-text articles in many subject areas, including the physical sciences, technology, medicine, social sciences, arts, theology, literature and more.
  • What's included?
    It contains thousands of academic journals, the majority in full text HTML and PDF formats, and hundreds of podcasts and transcripts from NPR, CNN, and CBC.
  • How do I cite it?
    Find the Export button on the right. Choose Direct Export to NoodleTools, and import the citation directly to your open NoodleTools project. If you choose to copy and paste it instead, be sure to grab the "Permalink" as well, and put that in the URL box underneath the quick cite box in NoodleTools.
Gale in Context: Middle School
Gale in Context: Middle SchoolThis link opens in a new window
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  • Why search here?
    Gale in Context: Middle School covers a range of the most-studied topics in middle school including countries, cultures, government, people, U.S. and world history, geography, literature, and current events.
  • What's included?
    It contains videos, newspapers, magazines, primary sources, reference materials, biographies, and primary sources.
  • How do I cite it?
    Look for the Export button on the right. Choose Direct Export to NoodleTools, and import the citation directly to your open NoodleTools project. If you choose to copy and paste it instead, be sure to grab the "Permalink" as well, and put that in the URL box underneath the quick cite box in NoodleTools.

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Audio
Icon eBooks
eBooks
Icon Images & Artwork
Images & Artwork
Icon News
News
Icon Video
Video
Icon Government Information
Government Information
Icon Articles
Articles
Icon Biographies
Biographies
Icon Conference Papers
Conference Papers
Icon Data
Data
Icon Dictionaries
Dictionaries
Icon Encyclopedias
Encyclopedias
Icon Maps
Maps
Icon Reference
Reference
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Primary Sources

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Stack of books - Britannica ImageQuestSearch the catalog - Search the WSA Library to find what you need

♦ Library books checked out to students have a checkout period of three weeks, but can be renewed.
♦ Literature books checked out to students are due at the end of the Semester in which they are being used in class
♦ WSA textbooks that have been checked out to students are due at the end of Semester 2. before the start of June Term
♦ Online access: WSA students and staff can place holds and renewals online;  log in to the Follett Destiny catalog using your school Google email address
♦ Contact the librarian to get help with using WSA's library resources.

♦ Overdues:  No fines charged for overdue materials.
♦ Lost or damaged materials:  Cost for lost or damaged materials is the list price of the item plus a $25.00 handling fee.
♦ Replacement option: Families can replace a missing book with a new copy, in the same format, of the book that's been checked out by their student; a $10.00 fee will be charged to cover the time and materials involved in library processing.

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