Library and Resource Center

Cameron's collection is a collection of ebooks to help teenagers navigate the emotional stresses and strains that sometimes accompany high school.  Accessing these books is completely private.  No-one is able to know who has accessed which books, or for how long.  There is also no limit on the number of users per book, so they will never be unavailable to you.  If you are accessing from home, the password is available on this document which you can access using your Mercy google account.

The Library Catalog is available for all your resource needs.

Direct access to the databases and our e-book collection is included within the catalog. If you are on campus access requires no password, although you will need to login to Destiny via Google to see the full list of databases available. If you are accessing from home passwords are available in this document. The full Fiction collection can also be searched by title, author or genre.

Search our collection directly using the search box below.

Click here to access all our online databases.  Click here for all the passwords you might need to access from home.

Login Information:

The easiest way to access the collection now is through Sora.  This is an app you can install on ipads or phones.  During install use the install code baislca.  When prompted click the button to login through Google. You will need to be signed on to your Mercy google account. The video above gives full instructions.  If you have any problems please contact Mrs Murphy - smurphy@mercyhsb.com, or 650-762-1162.

Hailey turned 22 last year, and to celebrate she has put together a long list of her favorites. If you are looking for ideas for your next fun read Mrs Murphy would also recommend any one of these. We have most in the library, but if we don't, just let Mrs Murphy know and we will get it in for you. Remember to check out Sora too - the list of books on there is long and getting longer each month!

Meet the protagonist of Ready Player One. Really cool Science Fiction.

Projects in the Tinkerspace include 3D printing, exploring Scratch, arduino, needlefelting, basic electronics, Take it Apart Tuesdays and much more.  See Schoology for details each week or two. 

This is a collection of a few miscellaneous interesting sites and videos that might supplement a history project.