Ludlow High School

500 CHAPIN STREET |  LUDLOW, MA 01056 |  PHONE 413 589-9001  |  FAX  413 583-5637

School Hours 7:25 AM- 1:55 PM

Welcome to the Joseph & Anna C. Dias Family Foundation Library at Ludlow High School! 

The library offers resources to support the educational mission of the school and the needs of its students.  Please contact the librarian, Jamison Hedin, via email or use this form with any questions about the library's collection or services.

Library hours:  Monday - Friday  7:10 am - 2:00 pm, closed during 2nd lunch

Library DLT Passes

• Links to sign up for each period will be available on this page after 2:00 pm the day before. You must be signed in to your school Google account to sign up.

• Save the email confirmation of your response!  It will be your pass to leave your DLT and come to the library.  Be prepared to show your DLT teacher the confirmation email on your phone or Chromebook screen.

• Please go to your DLT first for attendance, then come to the library and stop at the front desk to check-in.

Library Resources

• Borrow from the LHS Library: Use the online catalog to search for exactly what you want or visit the library to ask for suggestions.
• Get Chromebook Support: Use this form or come to the library to request Chromebook help.  I will get back to you ASAP with troubleshooting steps or to make a plan to replace your Chromebook.
• Borrow from the Public Library: Find books at Ludlow's Hubbard Memorial Library using their online catalog
• Try Ebooks: 
  • Public library ebooks are available to anyone with a library card online or via the Libby app. If you don't have an online public library account, you can register for a free Boston Public Library eCard - watch this video for quick instructions (the video is early pandemic era - sorry! - but the process hasn't changed) - then go back and set up Libby.
  • Project Gutenberg - free ebook classics, no account

Reading suggestions and genre lists...

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Fiction: Serious Realistic Fiction, Lighthearted Realistic Fiction, Books like The Mandalorian, Mysteries

Nonfiction: Antiracism