World Book Online 

World Book Online offers three main reference areas on their website.  The three areas are:  World Book Online for Kids, Info Finder, and Reference Center.  Each of these areas offer you a wealth of information as  you are doing your research.

World Book Online for Kids is the first site that was developed specifically for students in elementary school.  It offers interactive activities and games, easy-to-read articles, a biography center, interactive maps, a science project area, even a teacher resource area, and more to explore.

The Info Finder is the perfect resource for students in elementary and junior high school who come to the website to do research for a project, or are looking up information to help complete homework.  Info Finder includes reference articles, research tools, timelines, an extensive dictionary, videos and animation, and more for you to investigate.

The third entity is the World Book Online Reference Center.  The reference center consists of encyclopedias, e-books, and multimedia and primary source databases which are all integrated into a single search.  This part of World Book Online is tailored to meet the needs of high school age patrons and above.

The three main reference areas that have been described above thus far are part of World Book Online.  As a library patron, you also have access to World Book Specialty Sites, World Book Digital Libraries, and World Book Classroom.

Enjoy all that World Book has to offer.  It can be accessed by going to the following website:  http://library.usmc-mccs.org.  Scroll down and click on World Book Online on the left hand side of the screen.  You will then be prompted for a username and password.  Both the username and password are remoteworld.

New Language Program 

In addition to the wonderful reference materials that are available to you on the computer, the library also offers an online program that will aide you in learning another language.  Many of you may be familiar with or have used Rosetta Stone in the past.  This program ended on September 28 or dependents and is being replaced with a new language program.  The new language program is called Mango, and it will be open to all active duty personnel, thier dependents, and all DoD Employees.  Call the Library at 928-269-2785 or come in to sign up!  (Note:  Active duty personnel can still be enrolled in Rosetta Stone through MarineNet.)

Stop by the library and check out all of the fantastic resources that we have to offer you!

Story Time:  Ages 3-5 Years

This program is an hour long and parents are allowed to leave during this time.  The hour consists of stories, songs, and a craft revolving around the week's theme.

Lap Time:  Ages Birth-3 Years

This program is 40 minutes long and a parent is required to attend with their child.  Lap time consists of stories, songs, and an interactive craft that follows the theme.

Weekly Schedule

Tuesday:  Lap Time - 9:00am-9:40am and 10:00am-10:40am

Wednesday:  Ms. Sarah's Story Time - 10:00am-11:00am

Thursday:  Lap Time - 9:00am-9:40am and 10:00am-10:40am

Friday:  Ms. Sarah's Story Time - 10:00am-11:00am

*Registration is required for all children's story programs.  Currently, spots are available for Wednesday's Story Time.  If you are interested in other programs, please call (928) 269-2785 to be put on the waiting list.

California Career School

Monday - 0900-1200