Contact Us

Amelia Carmichael

Middle and Upper School Librarian
[email protected]

Olga Konovalenko

Middle and Upper School Librarian
[email protected]

Top 5 Things to Know

  • Come on in.
    The library is open _____.
  • Check out books.
    You can check out up to ___ print books for ___ weeks.
    We also offer eBooks and audiobooks you can download to your own device.
  • Find reliable sources.
    Search more than ___ library databases for trustworthy information for research and class projects.
  • Ask a librarian.
    Need your next great book or help with a research project? Our librarians are happy to help.
  • Study together.
    Reserve a group study room to study, work together, or collaborate on a project.

Resources

Atlanta Journal Constitution
SWANK Films (For Faculty Only)

What are you Looking to Do?

Access a Research Database

ABC-CLIO

Infobase

JSTOR

Find a Book

Check out a Book

Find a Place to Study

Study rooms are available for collaborative study, group projects, and student meetings. Reserve a room when you need a dedicated space to work together, talk through ideas, or prepare for a project or presentation.

Please help us keep these spaces ready for the next group:

  • Keep conversations at a respectful volume.
  • Leave the room clean and ready for the next students.
  • Return furniture to its original arrangement.
  • Take all personal belongings with you when you leave.
  • Use the room only for its intended purpose.
  • Be respectful of other students using the library.
The Learning Commons Library is named in memory of Tracy Blunier

Beloved librarian, mentor, teacher, and friend

Tracy believed that stories have the power to shape lives, that every person deserves to know they belong, and that the love of Christ should be reflected in every conversation, every act of service, and every day.

Through her love of books, her joyful spirit, her steadfast faith, and her unwavering care for others, Tracy left an enduring mark on Whitefield Academy. Her legacy lives on in every life she encouraged, every reader she inspired, and every heart she pointed toward Christ.

What care I if it be ‘wild and improbable’ and ‘lacking in literary art’? I refuse to be any longer hampered by such canons of criticism. The one essential thing I demand of a book is that it should interest me.”

~ Lucy Maud Montgomery