Library News and Notes by Ms. LibraryLady Dahill
1. Microsoft Office Free Downloads for DOE Employees:
Please let your staff members know that all New York City Department of Education (DOE) employees who have active @schools.nyc.gov email accounts can now download Microsoft Office on up to five computers and five mobile devices. The software, intended for download on personal computers and devices, includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Access (PC only), and Publisher (PC only). For instructions on how to download, read the FAQs<http://intranet.nycboe.
Please don’t download the software at school or work. The DOE will roll out Microsoft collaboration tools (OneDrive, Skype for Business) later this year after network infrastructure improvements are completed.
2. Summer Reading is Rolling out May 23 to June 2. All HSIF All Freshman and Sophomore English classes have been invited to bring their classes to the library for presentations from our NYPL YA Librarians: Thomas Knowlton, MyLibraryNYC.org Brian Stokes, YA Librarian from Jefferson Market Branch of the New York Public Library and Ashley Killian, YA Librarian from Mulhenberg Branch of the New York Public Library. Thank you English teachers for participating for your students.
[http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/
3. Authors at HSFI in May: Fans of the Impossible Life by Kate Scelsa 5/24 and CurveBall graphic novel by Jeremy Sorese's 5/25. These authors are visiting 2 HSFI classes, who are reading their books, as part of DOE's Lambda Literary<http://www.
4. National Library Month was a resounding success for creating a reading culture at HSFI. We reached our GOAL of 10,000+ check outs for April! Summer Reading starts in June. Students and Staff may check out books over the summer. All books are due September 19, 2016. Check out the facts about the importance of Summer Reading at NY Libraries:http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/
5. Please remind Seniors to return their library materials asap.
1. Microsoft Office Free Downloads for DOE Employees:
Please let your staff members know that all New York City Department of Education (DOE) employees who have active @schools.nyc.gov email accounts can now download Microsoft Office on up to five computers and five mobile devices. The software, intended for download on personal computers and devices, includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Access (PC only), and Publisher (PC only). For instructions on how to download, read the FAQs<http://intranet.nycboe.
Please don’t download the software at school or work. The DOE will roll out Microsoft collaboration tools (OneDrive, Skype for Business) later this year after network infrastructure improvements are completed.
2. Summer Reading is Rolling out May 23 to June 2. All HSIF All Freshman and Sophomore English classes have been invited to bring their classes to the library for presentations from our NYPL YA Librarians: Thomas Knowlton, MyLibraryNYC.org Brian Stokes, YA Librarian from Jefferson Market Branch of the New York Public Library and Ashley Killian, YA Librarian from Mulhenberg Branch of the New York Public Library. Thank you English teachers for participating for your students.
[http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/
3. Authors at HSFI in May: Fans of the Impossible Life by Kate Scelsa 5/24 and CurveBall graphic novel by Jeremy Sorese's 5/25. These authors are visiting 2 HSFI classes, who are reading their books, as part of DOE's Lambda Literary<http://www.
4. National Library Month was a resounding success for creating a reading culture at HSFI. We reached our GOAL of 10,000+ check outs for April! Summer Reading starts in June. Students and Staff may check out books over the summer. All books are due September 19, 2016. Check out the facts about the importance of Summer Reading at NY Libraries:http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/
5. Please remind Seniors to return their library materials asap.
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