Required reading and summer reading lists for WSA students in Grades 6-12 are in the
For WSA students and their families:
For WSA faculty and staff:
The librarian is always happy to help you!
Library Hours
during Extended Closure
8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Monday - Friday
Email - Susan Trower
Circulation Information
♦ Due dates for all library books have been extended until the end of the school closure.
♦ WSA textbooks that have been checked out to students are due at the end of Second Semester.
♦ Contact the librarian to get help with using WSA's library resources.
Library Policies
♦ 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 $15.00 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 $5.00 fee will be charged to cover the time and materials involved in library processing.
While classes are held remotely, the WSA Library is always available! You can access articles and eBooks and more through our online platforms. Go to:
If you have any questions about how to access library resources, or if you would like to schedule a book-a-librarian research appointment on Zoom, email the librarian!
Find eBooks and audiobooks, free to WSA students and staff!
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Direct link to WSA Library Catalog: 
(Click 'Log In' to go to your WSA Library account.)
These WSA databases have scholarly research in journal articles and ebooks.
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What's a primary source? What's the difference between a primary, secondary and tertiary source? Where can I find primary sources on my topic online? Find answers to these questions in the Primary Sources Guide. Or search WSA's databases. See links below to databases that feature primary sources.
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Use these guides for help with creating citations and bibliographies for research papers.
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Quick link to NoodleTools:
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