Odin's Voyage

Oakmont High School Library

New Library Procedures

New Library Procedures

All Vikings are welcome in the library when we are open. We are asking you to please scan the QR code for entering and exiting the library. This is necessary to keep us open as much as possible. We appreciate your cooperation!
New Library Procedures

So much to see - but where do I start?

Not sure where to start in the library? Here is a short presentation to help you find the books you are looking for!


Basic Orientation

Need a book but stuck at home or after school hours? Take a look at our digital audio books and eBooks!

Need a book but stuck at home or after school hours? Take a look at our digital audio books and eBooks!

Our digital collection is available 24/7 all year long. Check out the diverse catalog here.


If you need help accessing them, view this presentation here.

Need a book but stuck at home or after school hours? Take a look at our digital audio books and eBooks!
Book Recommendations!

We want to hear from you! Share your favorites!

So much information, so little time. Where do I start?

So much information, so little time. Where do I start?

There is a lot of information available in our digital universe. How do you know what to trust? Where do you start?


It can be overwhelming. Take a look at this short presentation regarding finding and citing sources of information. If you have any questions, email Mrs. Blue for assistance!

So much information, so little time. Where do I start?

Check out these great apps and tools for students!

Khan Academy - A perennial favorite! A non profit organization with lessons and courses for Math, Humanities, Science and Test Preparation.


Photomath - A great app to help with your math homework. Just use the app to scan a picture of your problem. Check your work or have the concept explained to you.


Sololearn - For coding enthusiasts from beginner to pro. This is a free site with a paid pro version with additional features.


ZoteroBib - This site takes the guesswork out of citing your sources! And it is free!


Duolingo - Want to learn a language? This is the place for you! There is a free version and a paid version with additional tools. What a great way to expand your horizons.

Do you need to turn in your books from last year?

You can still clear your fees before it is too late. Bring your textbooks to the library before or after school.


If you have questions, you can email Mrs. Blue.

Notes from the circ desk...

Notes from the circ desk...

I am so excited to be back on the Oakmont campus this year! Many exciting changes are on the horizon. Be on the lookout for our MakerSpace Lite which will feature arts and crafts, drawing supplies and board games. In addition, we will be adding more titles to our collection including graphic novels, eBooks and digital audio books. Reading can take place in many different ways!


I am looking forward to working more closely with our teachers this year and also spending quality time with a good book. Currently, I am reading Chlorine Sky by Mahogany Browne and Punching the Air by Ibi Zoboi and Yusef Salaam.

Notes from the circ desk...
Megan Blue, District Librarian

Megan Blue, District Librarian

Megan Blue, District Librarian

mblue@rjuhsd.us 916-782-3781 rjuhsd.us/Domain/522