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- English Language Development
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Library Media Program
- Centerville Elementary School Library
- Centerville Middle School Library
- East Petersburg Elementary School Library
- Farmdale Elementary School Library
- Hempfield High School Library
- Landisville Intermediate Center Library
- Landisville Middle School Library
- Landisville Primary Center Library
- Mountville Elementary School Library
- Rohrerstown Elementary School Library
Library Media Program

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The mission of the Hempfield School District Library Media Program is to support the curriculum being taught in classrooms across the district and to ensure that students and staff are effective users and creators of ideas and information.
Our Libraries
- Provide intellectual and physical access to material in all formats
- Provide instruction in the use of resources in all formats
- Stimulate interest in reading, viewing, and using information and ideas
- Work with other educators to design learning strategies to meet the needs of individual students
Instruction
At the elementary level, students receive both isolated and integrated instruction. Elementary students receive isolated skills instruction and time to check out materials once per cycle. The elementary librarian and classroom teachers also collaborate to provide integrated instruction, which allows student learning to be meaningful, authentic, and focused on problem-solving.
At the middle school and high school, students receive instruction via an integrated approach with other disciplines. The integrated approach permits students to develop information literacy skills as the need for these skills naturally emerges from the curriculum.School Library Resources
Hempfield school libraries are the vehicles that provide opportunities for students to attain information literacy and foster a lifelong interest in acquiring knowledge. Each of our libraries maintains a collection of resources, including print and non-print materials as well as access to electronic database services and the Internet. All school libraries have access to the POWER Library where you will find materials of interest in most subject areas for all age groups from young children to adults.HHS Library Evening Hours of Operation
Pay Library Fees Online
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Library fees, including replacement costs for damaged or lost books, can be paid through SchoolCafé. Please log in to SchoolCafé to pay any fees.
If you do not have a SchoolCafé account, please see the attached instructions in English or Spanish. Library fees can still be paid using cash or check at your building’s library.
Building Library Links
- Centerville Elementary School Library
- Centerville Middle School Library
- East Petersburg Elementary School
- Farmdale Elementary School
- Hempfield High School Library
- Landisville Intermediate Center Library
- Landisville Middle School Library
- Landisville Primary Center Library
- Mountville Elementary School Library
- Rohrerstown Elementary School Library