Library

Welcome to the Cheverus Library

The library provides a comfortable and quiet space for studying with friends during free periods and after school. Students can check out books, read newspapers, and work in small groups or individually. The library provides two charging stations and Chromebooks for use in the library and available for checkout.

Library Rules

Come to the library with an academic purpose.
Ask for assistance.
Go elsewhere to socialize.
Work quietly.

Act politely.
Use personal electronic devices in silent mode or with headphones.
Personal water bottles and travel mugs are allowed; single-use disposable beverages must remain in backpacks.
Enjoy food elsewhere.

Online Resources

The library also provides online resources for use at school and outside of school. See the links below for online resources. Contact Ms. Glass for login information for the offsite access to the databases.

Library Catalog

Find books in school library

Cheverus Digital Library

Download audiobooks, e-books, and online magazines. Log in to the website or the SORA app with your cheverus.org account.

Online Newspapers

Portland Press Herald: Available in the library and online
New York Times: Click here for a guest pass (log in with your cheverus.org email)
Wall Street Journal: see Ms. Glass for the login.

Artemis Literary Sources

Artemis Library : One-stop searching for all Gale literature sources.

Digital Maine Library

Digital Maine Library: Thousands of magazines, newspapers, and reference books are available anywhere in the State of Maine through the online resources of Digital Maine Library. Includes the Wall Street Journal archives, Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center, and much more.

Facts on File Databases

Facts on File Databases: History, Science, Literature, Current Events, Geography and more.

Gale Virtual Reference Library

Gale Virtual Reference Library: Full-text of novels for Students, Short Stories for Students, Encyclopedia of Religion, American Decades, Gale Encyclopedia of US Economic History, and many more!

Should I Cite This?

Should I Cite This? A handy reference from the Purdue OWL. A great resource for improving writing, avoiding plagiarism, citing sources correctly, and using research.