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Welcome to the Concord High School Media Center

Media Coordinator

Miss Armstrong standing in front of the Hogwarts castle at Universal Studios, holding a butterbeer slush

Miss Emily Armstrong
Bachelor of Arts in Secondary English Education, Grace College
Master of Education in Literacy and Second Languages, University of Cincinnati 
Master of Library Science, Appalachian State University (May 2025 expected graduation)

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Hours of Operation

7:00am-2:30pm

Welcome to the Concord High School Library Media Center

Mission: The Concord High School Media Center is committed to empowering students to be lifelong learners through the promotion of collaborative and inquiry learning.

We provide:

  • Access to Resources: A diverse collection of books, digital tools, and learning materials to support academic success and personal growth.
  • Innovation and Technology: Hands-on experiences with technology and collaborative spaces for exploration, creation, and problem-solving.
  • Support for Lifelong Learning: Programs and services that promote critical thinking, digital literacy, and ethical use of information.

At the heart of our school, the Library Media Center is a welcoming space where curiosity meets opportunity and every learner’s journey is celebrated. Explore, create, and connect with us!

Logo for Concord High School Media Center featuring a lightbulb, handshake, and the text 'Collaborate and Inquire'.

CHS Inquiry Cycle

Find out more about the CHS inquiry cycle.

CHS Inquiry Cycle

Library Policies and Procedures

Find out about the library policies and procedures.

Policy Guide

Media Center News

Learn about what has been going on in the Media Center with this monthly newsletter.

Media Center News

Links to Resources

  • Whether you’re writing a formal essay or simply using outside resources to help complete an assignment, academic integrity demands citing sources. Use this information to help you properly include citations in your work. 

    Citation Information

  • A good research question is a key component to starting any inquiry learning process. Click on the button below for information on what makes a good research question as well as get access to a generative AI chatbot created using School AI that will help you write and refine your research question. 

    Research Question Writing Assistance

  • The world of AI is expanding rapidly, and new tools seem to be released every day. For guidance on CHS policies in regard to the use of AI and how to ethically engage with AI, check out the AI hub.

    AI Hub

  • Curious to see what type of lessons students engage in when coming to the Media Center? 

    Take a look at our Media Center Canvas page. 

    Canvas Page

  • NC Live is a resource that is available through the Cabarrus County Public Library. It is a great place to go to do academic research, take practice college prep and CTE certification tests, practive a foreign language, and so much more.

    Directions: 

    1. Access NC Live via the button below.
    2. In the top right of the page, select your library (Cabarrus County Public Library).
    3. If you have a library card, click login and login using your library card information.
    4. If you do not have a library card, you will need to:
      1. See Miss Armstrong in the Media Center for the student access password.
      2. Select “Use alternative login” before clicking the login button and inputting the password you received from Miss Armstrong.

     

    NC Live