Media Specialist: Laurie Sticker
Mrs. Sticker
The 2020-2021 school year will be Mrs. Sticker’s 14th year at Mulberry High School. If you have any questions or have trouble finding a book, Mrs. Sticker is always willing to help!
About the MHS Media Center
Who do we serve? Mulberry High School’s Media Center serves 
approximately 1200 students in grades 9-12.
Size of our collection? 8,643 books, 166 Playaways, 332 audiovisuals, 21 magazines, 1 newspapers.
What about computers? 32 computers have Internet access and are 
equipped with Microsoft Office package – Word/Excel/PowerPoint.
Who can use computers? In compliance with Polk County School Board policy, ALL students at MHS are allowed to use computers. All computers are to be used for academic purposes only.
Checkout? Students may check out all books at MHS. Three (3) regular books may be checked out at a time for twenty-one (21) days. We use the Follett software DESTINY as a catalog/circulation system. Students may search for books using this system.
Renewals? All items may be renewed.
Holds? If a book is checked out, a student may request the book be put on hold for checkout once it becomes available. The student should pick up the book within one week after being notified or the book will be returned to the shelf.
Overdue books? It is the student’s responsibility to return books on time. Date due slips are located in the back of the book to serve as a reminder. Students are responsible for returning the book in a timely manner.
Lost books? It is the student’s responsibility to notify the Media Center staff and pay for any lost or damaged books.
DMV Driver’s Knowledge Practice Test
New resource: Cameron’s Collection
A Teen Mental Health eBook Collection
www.galepages.com/polkcam
password = readmore
Online Subscriptions
Polk County Public Schools’ Library Media Services provides Online Resources to help our students:
- Have access to current resources
- Build research skills
- Develop digital literacy skills.
On this page, you will find links to a variety of eBooks, videos, articles and much more. Some subscription services may ask for a password when accessing these resources from a device outside of a school campus. For more details about logging into these Online Resources, see your school’s Library Media Manager and ask for a bookmark or flyer that includes login information.
