Owen Middle
Media Center
Owen Middle
Media Center
Media Specialist: Alicia Rogers
Media Assistant: Katy Benson
Student hours: 7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Media Center Mission Statement:
The library media center at OMS will be a safe environment which supports teachers and promotes student exploration through making, risk-taking, research, and reading; this will be done while guiding students in the safe and ethical use of resources, supporting the middle school curricula, and the realizing the overall vision of the mission of Owen Middle School.
Book Check-out Information:
Maker Space Activities:
Collaboration with the Public Library
Monthly Newsletter
Keep up with Media Center events and activities!
What do we have to offer?
Click on the icon to explore the Destiny catalogue.
Want to reserve a book?
You need to log into Destiny through IAM / NCEdCloud.
Watch the video on the right to find out how to create a hold!
Want a book we don’t have?
Click on the link below to make a suggestion.
What are we
Reading?
What are we
Reading?
Students at OMS are reading longer text across the subject areas.
Not just ELA, but the Media Center and Science teachers also promote reading across the school.
Click on the buttons to see what OMS students are reading.
Battle of the Books is a book competition club where students read, re-read, and discuss literature from a list of books from the North Carolina School Media Association.
In the Spring, the Owen Middle team competes against other schools in Buncombe County to answer questions about the books. The winners of the County competition can move on to Regionals or even State!
This club is open to Owen Middle students in all grades (6th through 8th) and will meet regularly on Tuesdays from 3 to 4pm and on Fridays during WarColt Time.
The sponsors are Mrs. Alicia Rogers and Ms. Bridgit McCarthy.
Pictured: The 2024-25 List
CLICK HERE for a digital list
Students are assigned a laptop from Buncombe County Schools at the beginning of each year.
These laptops are for school-use only and should be treated respectfully as school property.
Students will be held accountable for intentional damage.
Both parents and students should review the Buncombe County Device Guide (linked below)
for specific expectations.
Student-friendly User Guidet
In English
En Espanol