Librarians: Elaine Rico and MaryAnn Kretch
- During the school year, the Library is open from 7:00 am - 3:30 pm. We are also open during break and lunch.
- Coin operated photocopier (10 cents per copy).
- B/W Document printer access via Library workstations (10 cents per page).
- Scotch tape, staples, scratch paper, 3 hole punch.
- Pen Machine (25¢ per pen) and Mechanical Pencil Machine (50¢ per pencil)
Textbook Rules and Procedures:
CUSD Library and Textbook Information-English
CUSD Library and Textbook Information-Spanish
Book Locker Agreement:
Book Locker Agreement-English
Book Locker Agreement-Spanish
BibMe
The fully automatic bibliography maker that auto-fills. It's the easiest way to build a works cited page.
Citation Machine
KnightCite
Provides an interactive tool to help create reference citations for research papers. Click on the type of resource you are citing and fill in the blanks. Choose MLA format, and just copy and paste.
The links on these pages connect students to resources, which are recommended because of their educational content and value. Students are not intended to visit pages beyond the specific links provided.
ipl2: Information You Can Trust - Here you'll be connected to quality, authoritative sites. Search by keyword or narrow down your search by browsing categories like business, government, media, health, computers, or the arts and humanities.
refdesk.com - RefDesk is known as the "fact checker for the Internet." You can search MSN, Google, Yahoo! or Wikipedia, as well as various dictionaries and periodicals.
Infoplease - Get information on any subject, from history and government to arts and intertainment to world news to biographical information to homework help.
50 Awesome Search Engines
The links on these pages connect students to resources, which are recommended because of their educational content and value. Students are not intended to visit pages beyond the specific links provided.
Need to write a research paper? Want to do an A+ job without going totally NUTS? Here’s help.
Research and Documentation in the Electronic Age by Diana Hacker
An extensive annotated list of specialized sources for more than 30 disciplines. The resources are organized by type—databases and indexes, Web resources, and reference books—under four main categories: Humanities, Social Sciences, History, and Sciences.
UC Berkeley Teaching Library Internet - Finding Information on the Internet: A Tutorial
Web Tutorial by Widener University Chester, PA
The links on these pages connect students to resources, which are recommended because of their educational content and value. Students are not intended to visit pages beyond the specific links provided.
Dewey Decimal System
Our library is organized using the Dewey Decimal Classification System. To learn about the Dewey Decimal System, complete these tutorials:
Melvin Dewey
