Print,  A/V Materials and Description of Computer Databases

The Charles Page High School Library provides students and staff with a variety of print and non-print materials. Special collections include a college and career resource center and an African American studies area. The library is currently building special collections for women's studies and for Native American literature and history.

Databases:

EBSCO

Oklahoma Career Information Search (OKCIS)

SIRS Researcher

Books - An extensive collection of fiction, nonfiction, and reference books.
Newspapers - Tulsa World, Sand Springs Leader, Wall Street Journal.
Periodicals - Over 30 different magazines are available to students and staff. See current list of magazines. Hard copies of back issues of magazines may be accessed from the magazine storage room. In addition, the library subscribes to magazines, journals, and newspapers from an online service.
Audio Visual Materials - A catalog of current videos and other audio visual materials is available to CPHS staff.
Charles Page High School Yearbooks - The library is home to Charles Page High School yearbooks dating from 1948 to present.

Computer Programs and Library Databases

Library Catalog - Looking for a book? The  catalog, called "Destiny" on the computer desktop, allows users to search by title, author, subject, series, or keyword.

EBSCO  - Comprehensive online collections of full text articles, searchable databases and a kids-oriented service called Searchosaurus.

Grolier Multimedia Encyclopediais an online encyclopedia that also includes Encyclopedia Americana, The New Book of Knowledge, The New Book of Popular Science, and Lands and Peoples. Each month, hundreds of new and updated articles are added to the program. Additional features include an atlas, yearbook, news, and timelines.

Oklahoma Career Information System, an online Oklahoma and national career database, offers quality, up-to-date information about work, education and training, and financial aid. OKCIS is written especially for Oklahoma students and adults.

SIRS Researcher provides thousands of full text articles on a variety of social, scientific, health, historic, economic, business, political and global issues. Features include "Today's News," "Maps of the World," "World Almanac Excerpts," "Spotlight of the Month," and "Directory of Publications". Microsoft Office includes Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.