Judson High School
Library
JHS Library Vision
Together, the community will create a rich culture of literacy and learning to foster passionate, lifelong readers; self-directed learners and problem-solvers; empathetic global citizens and allies; and responsible digital citizens.
JHS LIBRARY Hours
8:10 AM - 4:35 PM daily.
Students may obtain a pass showing which lunch they have from the librarian to spend their lunch period in the library. Lunch passes are distributed on Mondays.
Click here for the library calendar.
Internal Use: Click here to book the library space.
JHS Library Book Checkout
Students may have 5 books out at a time. Books are checked out for 3 weeks at a time, and can be renewed for extra time in the library.
Chromebooks
Students may stop by before or after school for Chromebook help, or ask any teacher to add them to the Chromebook help form and the librarians will visit them in class to assist.
Library Contact Information
Librarian: Dr. Jennifer Heine jheine@judsonisd.org
Assistant Librarian: Ms. Jennifer Dolgner jdolgner@judsonisd.org
Email: jheine@judsonisd.org
Phone: 210-945-1100
Qualifications: Bachelors of Arts in Humanities and Sociology, Minor in History Masters of Arts in Teaching Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction, Minor in Computer Education Certifications Elementary Self-Contained (Grades 1-8) Social Studies (Grades 1-8) Secondary Language Arts (Grades 6-12) Secondary English (Grades 6-12) School Librarian (K-12)
Dr. Jennifer Heine
Jennifer Heine began her career in education as a 3rd grade teacher in 1996 in Richardson, TX. She was a Webmaster and then Instructional Specialist in the DFW area before moving back home to San Antonio where she became a Technology Specialist in NEISD.
She earned her Bachelor's degree and Master of Arts in Teaching from Trinity University in 1995 and 1996. She then earned a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction with a minor in Computer Education from the University of North Texas in 2002.
After many years of training and supporting teachers in curriculum, instruction, and technology, she realized that in all of her roles she worked closely with librarians, so in 2013 she decided to return to graduate school to achieve certification to move to this exciting position! Her first library job was at Rolling Meadows Elementary, and then she moved to a Kindergarten through 8th grade library in SAISD. She is ecstatic to have taken the next step up in level to Judson High School!