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Welcome to the Radnor High School Library!

The library is open Monday-Friday from 7:45 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

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Featured Databases

E-Books and Audio Books

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Need Research Help?

Make an appointment with Mrs. Wetzel.

Want to be a Student Volunteer in the Library?

See a library staff member for details.

BYO Printing

We are excited to offer you a way to print to the school printers directly from your personal computer or iPad.

Access www.rtsd.org/byop for more details.

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RHS Library Staff

Michelle Wetzel

Titles: Librarian
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Victoria Browne

Titles: Library Secretary
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Carol Comer

Titles: Library Para
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Our Mission

The Radnor High School Library Media Center is central to the learning process occurring in school. Its program is designed to produce students who are information literate. Information literate students are effective users of information in a variety of formats. The school library media center is the vehicle that provides opportunities for students to attain information literacy and to foster a lifelong interest in acquiring knowledge while following their passions. A student-centered program is dependent upon a school librarian assuming a pivotal role in working collaboratively with teachers, administrators, and others direct to the program.

Our Philosophy

The school library media program in the Radnor Township School District will prepare students for their roles in the technology-driven global community of the 21st century by teaching students to find and use information efficiently and effectively. The library program will help students develop lifelong reading and learning skills and the motivation to take responsibility for their own learning.

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Digital Citizenship

The Radnor Township School District Library Curriculum utilizes research-based lessons adapted from the Common Sense Education curriculum. Below is a list of lessons covered and related Family Resources for each lesson. Please be sure to review the content and objectives of each lesson in order to continue our Digital Citizenship dialogue at home.

The entire Common Sense Education Digital Citizenship Curriculum can be found on the Common Sense Education website. Common Sense Education offers a variety of Family Engagement Resources to be used in combination with the lessons taught in school.