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Media Center Information Librarian/Media Specialist
Mrs. Barb Schmiedebusch About the Library/Media Center
The Lima Central Catholic Library serves its students and staff with a wide variety of resources. Our print collection contains more than 7,000 volumes which support the curriculum.
The library has seating for approximately 45 people with a small classroom attached.
A computer lab containing 12 computers is also a busy part of the media center complex. The computers are all internet accessible and our card catalog is also on-line for student use.
Book Suggestion for Senior Parents
''Letting Go. A Parents' Guide to Understanding the College Years.'' by Karen Levin Coburn and Madge Lawrence Treeger.
This is a great book for parents of college bound students, especially helpful for parents sending their first child off to college. This book is full of practical advice and insight into what you and your child will be facing during this time apart. Topics include: the actual departure, homesickness, changing majors, transferring, roommates, boyfriends, girlfriends, late night phone calls home, classes, and much more. It will continue to be helpful during your child's college experience. I am still rereading my copy.
Jump Start Your College Search
College Search Site
Choosing a College
Collegeboard
College Review
Collegequest
CollegeView
Ohio Colleges Lima Public Library
Lima Public Library INFOhio Electronic Resources
INFOhio
Ohio Career Information System
Be sure to check out our new Internet resource, The Ohio Career Information System (OCIS).
You will find descriptions of hundreds of occupations including duties, wages, and employment outlook. - Information on 2 & 4 year colleges and universities throughout the U.S.
- Direct links to schools' web sites
- Creates list of schools that match your preferences and compares up to 3 schools at a time.
- Detailed information about financial aid, including scholarships and loans.
Click here for access to OCIS
For Username and Password, please check with Mrs. Schmiedebusch in the library or the Guidance Office.
T.A.B. (Talk About Books)
All meetings are held at 7:00 pm in the LCC Library
What is T.A.B.? T.A.B. (Talk About Books) is a book club that was started in 2002, by those of us who love to read. It was started as a club where students could read and explore current books and authors on the bestseller's list. Over the years we have read and continue to read books by Harlan Coben, James Patterson, Dean Koontz, Dan Brown, Mary Higgins Clark and many others. Students may become a member at any time and are not required to read books that they are not interested in or they find offensive. A student may read one book or several over the school year and still be a member of T.A.B. All students, faculty, parents and friends of LCC are welcome to attend. We order pizza and discuss the books, students are asked to bring $3.00 if they are eating pizza. Come join us! T.A.B. (Talk About Books) 2010-2011 Schedule August - Thursday August 26, 2010 @ the Library 7:00 PM Summer Reading Books - All are Welcome!! September - Thursday, September 30, 2010 @ the Library 7:00 PM Last Days of Summer. By Steve Khuger October - Thursday, October 21, 2010 @ the Library 7:00 PM The Cross Gardener. By Jason F. Wright November- Thursday, November 18, 2010 @ the Library 7:00 PM Runner. By Carl Deuker December - Thursday, December 16, 2010 @ the Library 7:00 PM Click. Edited by Linda Sue Park January - Thursday, January 27, 2011 @ the Library 7:00 PM My Antonia. By Willa Cather February- Thursday, February 24, 2011 @ the Library 7:00 PM Chains. By Laura Halse Anderson March- Thursday, March 31, 2011 @ the Library 7:00 PM Once a Runner. By John L. Parker April - Thursday, April 28, 2011 @ the Library 7:00 PM Dairy Queen. By Catherine Gilbert Murdock May - Thursday, May 19, 2011 @ the Library 7:00 PM Catcher in the Rye. By J.D. Salinger ***This list is subject to change.
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