Access to information and the skills to evaluate it are key to success in academic research. These skills will serve students beyond the classroom and into today's widening technological arena. The David H. March Library's trained staff members, with the assistance of the School's extensive collection, seek to guide students in acquiring such skills.
The mission of the Library is to support, stimulate, and inspire the educational environment of Episcopal High School.
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The March Library collection consists of approximately 33,000 items and 160 periodicals, supplemented by seven online databases with Internet access. An extensive music CD collection (more than 2,000 titles) is available with suitable equipment for listening, as well as many videos and DVDs and appropriate viewing facilities.
Our online databases (LexisNexis, ProQuest, AccessScience, ABC-CLIO: History, Gale Literary Reference Center, Encyclopedia Britannica, and the Oxford English Dictionary) hold thousands of abstracts and full-text articles from journals, newspapers, and reference books. There is also a comprehensive microfilm/microfiche collection. EOSI/GLAS series is our online cataloging system and is available through the School network.
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The library holds several unique works that were gifts from graduates, including a Nuremburg Chronicle, a page from a Gutenberg Bible, a thirteenth-century Bible, and a copy of the Canterbury Tales, among others.
Study carrels loaded with dataports are located throughout the library, as well as several small workrooms, two separate viewing rooms, and casual gathering areas.
Library Director: Jane E. Scharankov