
GLHS Library
2025-2026

This year marks my 25th year teaching. I have a Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Ohio University (GO BOBCATS!) and a Master of Library and Information Science degree from Kent State University (GO GOLDEN FLASHES). I am also a Google for Education Level One and Two Certified Teacher, Google for Education Certified Trainer and state of Ohio Master teacher.
I love both technology and young adult literature, so it is no surprise that I LOVE my job!
I am happy to answer questions about technology, books, resources or just catch up with you personally!

Angeline Boulley



Angeline Boulley

Library Rules:
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Students MUST have a pass from class or study hall.
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Students need to have a pass from their care team if they are eating lunch in the library.
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Once in the library, students MUST stay in the library until the bell rings unless otherwise noted on the pass.
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Students MUST have a pass to leave the library for any reason. Please show Mrs. Gleek your pass before you use the restroom, go to your locker or see a teacher.
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Students using the library MUST have something to work on or be willing to quietly read so that other students are not distracted.
Library Behavior Expectations:
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Students will not access inappropriate websites; doing so will result in a loss of privileges and disciplinary action by the school.
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Students are expected to behave in an appropriate manner and be respectful of the staff.
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Students will remain in seats until the bell rings and class is dismissed.
Fast Facts
LIBRARY HOURS
Monday-Friday
8:20AM - 3:30PM
LOAN PERIOD
Books & Audiobooks:
3 Weeks
Graphing Calculators*:
School Year
*while supplies last
PRINTING
All printing must be for school use
Black and white under 10 pages: free
Color: we do not have a color printer for students
FINES
Lost Books: Students will be charged the purchase price of any lost book. As an alternative, you may purchase a new copy of the book (same format - hardback, etc.) and bring that to the library as a replacement. Often, this second option is cheaper.
I do not charge overdue fines; however, I encourage you to bring back your books before they become overdue so that others have an opportunity to use the resources.