Framingham High School Library

Congrats to the Class of 2026 Poetry Slam Finalists!
Lauryn Bailey, Maryam Rifki, Julio Barbosa, Ben Crocker, Evan Harris, Mathew Passos, Sumir Ramachandrula, Surmarah Blanchard, Makayla Colbeth, Nora Dobson, Seamus Manning, Noel Carrillo, Isabelly Muniz, Jereline Sanchez, Ashanty Soto, Sonia Fanous, Teagan Gunawardena, Caroline Larson DiPalma, Jon Bica, Jennyfer De Oliveira, Anna Sakharuk, Julia Shapiro, Owen Conley, Avery Fiala, & Chloe Nestor.

Come see them perform live in the slam finals on April 29th at 7:30pm at the FHS Theater as a part of the Spring into the Arts Festival.

In the Spring FHS Library Quarterly Newsletter, you can see the Library's top checked-out titles of this month; photos of student artwork, displays and events; and - as always - book recommendations.

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The FHS Library was happy to host the Class of 2026 Civics Fair this week, connecting our students with local leaders.

In the Spring FHS Library Quarterly Newsletter, check out photos of students' preparations for the 2025 Poetry Slam & Spring into the Arts Festival, news of a donation in honor of former FHS Secretary Mrs. Ametti, data on FHS's use of statewide research databases, and our regular feature on book recommendations.

FHS Library Quarterly "Libraries and museums play a vital role in our communities. Libraries offer access for all to essential information and engagement on a...

FHS Library Quarterly “ One of the principles of democracy is an informed citizenry—when you have that ability to have free and unbiased provision of...

Happy Holidays, from your friendly FHS Library team!

We're getting winter-cozy here in the Library. Have a great weekend!

The Library’s talk-back boards have been very active this week!

In the FHS Library Quarterly for Fall 2024: Halloween fashion statements hit the Library runway, new Library staff and collections, and some great book recommendations.

FHS Library Quarterly “Books are my friends, my companions. They make me laugh and cry and find meaning in life.” ― Christopher Paolini, Eragon / Eldest /...

Our buildings are looking beautiful thanks to these amazing High School students who spent the morning of their Senior Day weeding the lawns of our three buildings and organizing the basement of Edgell Memorial Library. They accomplished a huge amount of work in such a short time and we couldn’t have done it without their help.

Thank you, seniors, and congratulations on the next step in your journey! 🎓🎉