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Welcome to our Media Center

Welcome

We're not "lion"! New adventures are waiting for you in the Mason media center. READING and LEARNING is our main focus! Through storytimes, booktalks and exploration of quality books, children are encouraged to find their old favorite stories and discover new ones. Research is taught, practiced, and displayed to open new doors and learn about the past. Gwinnett County provides access to quality research and knowledge databases to foster technology use. Our mission is to inspire the reader in everyone while providing the tools needed to succeed in a technological world.

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The Mason Media Center has a variety of resources for students. It is open for students from 8:15 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. each school day. We have books available for checkout and reference materials, magazines, and software for use in the Media Center.  

Books may be checked out for a two-week period, however, they may be returned before the two weeks and more materials checked out.  Students in Kindergarten may check out one book at a time; students in grades 1-5 may check out 2 books at a time. If a student has a book overdue, he or she may not check out another until the overdue item is returned or paid for. 

There are no fines for overdue books, however, there is a fee for lost or damaged materials.  These fees are set by the district: $15 for hardback books and $5 for paperback books (designated by PBK in the call number). Fees may be paid by cash or check brought in to the media center OR may be paid on MyPaymentsPlus.com. To use the MyPaymentsPlus.com site, please let Ms. Scott know first. 

Mason Elementary students are respectful, responsible, and ready. Students are expected to use extreme care when borrowing books from the library.  It is STRONGLY recommended that students use caution when putting water bottles and library books in the same book bag.  Other book care reminders include: use clean hands when handling/reading the book, no writing or coloring in the book, do not eat or drink while reading, and do not take the book outside.  We STRONGLY recommend that books are put back into backpacks or stored in the same place each night to reduce the chance of losing or damaging books. 

 

 

Snack Time with Ms. Scott

Meet Us

Shannon Scott

Media Specialist

Ms. Scott has been a Media Specialist for the past 19 years and taught for 10 years before that. She has lived in the Duluth area for 20 years so she is happy to be serving her community. Her favorite thing about her job is reading books to students. Her second favorite thing is helping students find books they are excited to read. In her free time, she likes to spend time with her friends and her dad. She loves to read books of all kinds and try out new things to do around Atlanta and Duluth. She also has two cats named Duck and Chicken who keep her busy.

Mary Beth Mullins

Media Clerk

Mrs. Mullins has been at Mason Elementary for 16 years. She has served in a variety of parapro positions in the school. She has been in the media center for 8 years and really enjoys it. Her favorite part of her job is getting to know and work with all of the Mason Lions. In her free time she likes to spend time with her husband and two children. She loves to go to the beach, collect shells, and have time to relax.