Forms
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Request for ReconsiderationThis form must be used to seek Board of Ed approval to reconsider any instructional materials.
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Rotary for the World: donation guidelinesLocal organization that takes old, unused curricular materials.
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Fair Use ChecklistHave a copyright concern about material you want to use? Start with this checklist then call 663-1918 if you'd like to speak with a librarian.
MMSD Inter-library Loan Directions
To Request Items from any MMSD Library:
2. Click on the name of your home school (the school building which is your primary workplace).
3. On your home school's library page, login with your MMSD network username & password (in upper right corner).
4. Click on the Catalog Tab.
5. Use the drop-down box to change the location from your home school's name to "MMSD library catalogs" (this will search all library sites).
6. Now enter your search term & click the Title, Subject or other icon. If you just hit enter it will do a Keyword search.
7. Click on the title of the item that you want to borrow.
5. Use the drop-down box to change the location from your home school's name to "MMSD library catalogs" (this will search all library sites).
6. Now enter your search term & click the Title, Subject or other icon. If you just hit enter it will do a Keyword search.
7. Click on the title of the item that you want to borrow.
8. Click the 
icon to reserve items.
icon to reserve items.9. Follow any additional directions on the screen & save.
10. The items will be pulled, checked out to you and sent to you via inter-school mail.
Please allow 3-5 school days for delivery.
11. Repeat steps 6-9 for any additional items that you desire!
Thank you for using our catalog reservation system!!
OverDrive
Sign in using your MMSD network/computer login.
Library-funded District Databases 2015-16
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Biography in ContextIntegrates biographies from respected sources with related full-text articles from magazines and newspapers, as well as images and links to vetted websites. Search for people based on name, occupation, nationality, ethnicity, birth/death dates and places, or gender, as well as keyword and full text. (HS only)
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BookFlixPaired fiction and non-fiction (ES only)
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BrainPopEducational website with hundreds of short Flash-based movies for students in grades K-12. (K-12)
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Brain Pop EspanolProvides curriculum-based content geared specifically for Spanish-speaking students. (K-12)
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BrainPop Jr.Provides curriculum-based content geared specifically for K-3 students. (K-12)
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CultureGramsConcise, reliable, up-to-date country reports, written by local experts, addressing all United Nations, 50 U.S. states, and 13 Canadian Provinces.(K-12)
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PebbleGoPebbleGo features built-in reading and research tools for emerging readers with leveled text, educational games, and multimedia. (ES only)
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Opposing ViewpointsDesigned to aid students in researching both sides of a social issue, while making it simple, fast and rewarding, the Opposing Viewpoints includes over 60 topics from key reference sources, including full-text articles from over 30 major newspapers and news magazines. (HS only)
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OverDriveOnline access to e-books and audiobooks for all MMSD patrons. Use your network login and password to log into this site and borrow books. (K-12)
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SIRS ResearcherTargeted resources for student research featuring thousands of primary sources with viewpoints from the pros and cons to everything in-between on 300 enduring social issues.(MS & HS)
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Teen Health & WellnessProvides middle and high school students with nonjudgmental, straightforward, standards-aligned, curricular and self-help support. Topics include diseases, drugs, alcohol, nutrition, mental health, suicide, bullying, green living, financial literacy, and more. (MS & HS)