OUHSD Vision Statement
The Oxnard Union High School District's vision is one of high expectations and powerful futures for every student.
Library Misson Statement |
LMC Hours |
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The OHS Library provides all students with an accessible, comfortable, and resource-rich learning environment, fosters innovation and collaboration, encourages an appreciation for reading, and inspires learners who contribute positively as local and global citizens. |
Monday - Thursday--7:00 am-5:00 pm Friday - 7:00 am-3:05 pm *Opening time is subject to change on late start Tuesdays |
Library Staff
The OHS LMC staff is dedicated to serving the students and faculty of Oxnard High School.
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Jennifer Brickey is currently in her 15th year teaching. As a teacher-librarian, she strives to prepare students to be knowledgeable, collaborative, life-long learners, recreational readers, and effective, ethical and discriminating seekers and users of information and appropriate technology in the 21st Century. The 2018-2019 marks her 6th year leading the efforts of the OHS LMC as teacher-librarian. She is eager to add new artwork, books, promote reading and poetry and continue to improve the overall culture of the library.
Contact Information: Email--Jennifer.brickey@ouhsd.k12.ca.us Phone--(805) 278-1273 |
Waleska Canales has been with the Oxnard Union High School District 7 years. This school year, will be her 6th year at Oxnard High School. Ms. Canales can help you with all your book needs including fines, payments, and library book replacements.
Contact Information: Email--Waleska.Canales@ouhsd.k12.ca.us Phone--(805) 394-4722 |
Library/textbook Policies
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Library books/Textbooks
When students check out books, it is important they check their library books and/or textbooks and report any damages. Students have 2 weeks to report any damages so they will not be charged when books are returned. Students should not leave textbooks or library books in lockers overnight or on weekends—STUDENTS are responsible for the condition of their books. All library books and textbooks are due to the OHS Library/Textbook room by their due date. Library books can be checked out 3 weeks at a time; textbooks are due at the end of the semester/year. OPTION on Lost/Damaged Books: You may replace your book by purchasing it through AMAZON.
You must speak to either Mrs. Petti or Mrs. Ferreira to guarantee the correct book is ordered. |
Overdue Books and/or Fines Can Result In...
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Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)
To use any OUHSD computer or device to access the district's network, students must have completed and submitted an "Acceptable Use Policy," which provides parental permission to access the Internet and outlines the expectations of computer use.
To use any OUHSD computer or device to access the district's network, students must have completed and submitted an "Acceptable Use Policy," which provides parental permission to access the Internet and outlines the expectations of computer use.
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Students visiting the library during class must:
- Have a legitimate pass or dismissal stamp
- Sign in at the front counter
- Not have any outstanding books to use the computers
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
The LMC provides WiFi and charging stations for students and staff to use their devices freely. However, the library staff asks students and staff to practice professional behavior by refraining from talking on their smartphones in the LMC. All other smartphone, tablet, or laptop use is allowed so long as it does not disturb the LMC's learning environment.
Use of personal devices in the class setting are only permitted with the teacher and teacher-librarians knowledge and/or guidance. For further information, see the OUHSD BYOD policy and guidelines.
The LMC provides WiFi and charging stations for students and staff to use their devices freely. However, the library staff asks students and staff to practice professional behavior by refraining from talking on their smartphones in the LMC. All other smartphone, tablet, or laptop use is allowed so long as it does not disturb the LMC's learning environment.
Use of personal devices in the class setting are only permitted with the teacher and teacher-librarians knowledge and/or guidance. For further information, see the OUHSD BYOD policy and guidelines.
Printing or Scanning
Students may print up to four pages for free.
Any page of text thereafter is 10 cents; any page of images thereafter is 25 cents.
Students may print up to four pages for free.
Any page of text thereafter is 10 cents; any page of images thereafter is 25 cents.
No Food, Gum, or Drinks
Because so many students use the library, we ask that students refrain from eating, drinking, and chewing gum.
We take pride in keeping a clean library for everyone to enjoy.
Because so many students use the library, we ask that students refrain from eating, drinking, and chewing gum.
We take pride in keeping a clean library for everyone to enjoy.
Cell phones
Students are allowed to use their cell phones so long as:
Students are allowed to use their cell phones so long as:
- They do not disturb other students
- Talking on the phone is done outside, not in the library
- It's not during a structured class, unless specified by Mrs. Brickey or the classroom teacher.
