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High School Quick Links
Search our extensive physical and digital collections for your next read or research material.
Access peer-reviewed journals and scholarly articles curated for high school and AP research.
Stuck on a source? Send an inquiry directly to our library staff for expert guidance.
Advanced Research
Elevate your academic inquiries with high-level strategies. We support high school scholars in navigating complex scholarly environments, moving beyond basic search to master sophisticated inquiry and rigorous source analysis.
Academic Integrity
- Standardize your methodology using MLA 9 or APA 7 formatting.
- Utilize advanced citation managers to track your intellectual journey.
- Engage with Fair Use principles to responsibly integrate existing scholarship into your original work.
Deep Source Evaluation
- Analyze authorial bias and institutional credentials within peer-reviewed literature.
- Verify cross-disciplinary evidence to ensure the robustness of your thesis.
- Evaluate the currency and relevance of digital archives for contemporary research themes.
Reading Recommendations
Deepen your literary analysis and find your next breakthrough read. Our curated high school collections are designed to support your AP/IB coursework and personal growth.
AP/IB Literary Canon
Master the essentials of the high school English curriculum with our definitive list of classic and contemporary texts spanning diverse genres and global perspectives.
Global Narratives
Expand your horizons with award-winning contemporary fiction from across the globe, focusing on social justice, identity, and the modern human condition.
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Non-Fiction Hub
Prepare for life after Noble with influential reads on philosophy, personal growth, college readiness, and the defining technologies of the 21st century.
How-To Guides for Scholars
Master the tools of academic success. From sophisticated search techniques to advanced citation management, these guides are tailored for high school rigor.
Refine your results using AND, OR, and NOT. Learn how to target specific academic domains to find high-level primary sources.
Evaluating Source Credibility
Apply the CRAAP test with a focus on bias, peer-review standards, and lateral reading techniques for senior-level research.
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AND use Lateral Reading strategies to ensure your potential sources come from reputable authors, and that you understand any biases that influence a text's creation
Future Launchpad
Prepare for your next chapter with confidence. Whether you're exploring diverse career paths, navigating college applications, or crafting a standout resume, the library provides the tools and professional resources you need to succeed beyond Noble.
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Copyright & Creative Commons
Understanding intellectual property is key to academic integrity. Learn how to respect creators' rights while finding high-quality, open-access media for your projects.
Fair use allows limited use of copyrighted material without permission for purposes such as criticism, news reporting, teaching, and research. High school scholars must evaluate factors like purpose, nature of work, amount used, and market effect.
Creative Commons licenses provide a standard way for content creators to grant the public permission to use their work under specific conditions. Look for CC symbols to understand if you can remix, share, or use work commercially.