Library Closes at 12pm Friday Dec 14

The Library will be closing early at 12pm on Friday, December 14th, and will open again on January 2nd for Winter Intersession.

Winter Intersession 2019 Library Hours

The Library will be open according to the following schedule for the January 2019 Winter Intersession:

• Monday-Thursday: 12-4
• Friday-Sunday: CLOSED

The Library will resume normal operating hours at the beginning of the spring sememester.

Library Closed December 14th - January 1 for Winter Break

The library will be closed December 15th - January 1 for the winter break. We will reopen for Winter Intersession on January 2.

Also please note that the Library will be closed at 12pm on Friday Dec. 14th.

Finals Week Extended Hours Fall 2018

The library will be open the following extended hours for finals:

Wednesday, 12/5: 7:30am - midnight 

Thursday, 12/6: 7:30am - midnight 

Friday, 12/7 : 7:30am - 3pm (normal hours) 

Saturday, 12/8 10am - 3pm (normal hours)

Monday, 12/10: 7:30am - midnight 

Tuesday, 12/11: 7:30am - midnight 

Wednesday, 12/12: 7:30am - midnight 

Here is a listing of extended campus hours during finals:

New Database for Business: IBISWorld

The OCC Library has started an online subscription to IBISWorld. IBISWorld is a wonderful collection of market research and information about industries. If you are doing a project requiring you to pull up information about an industry or starting your own business, this is the place to start! This information is put together by IBISWorld's  analysts and is not available for free on the Web. Current OCC students and staff can access IBISWorld through the library's Periodicals and Electronic Resources page with their campus login. Please contact Lori Cassidy if you have any questions.

Library Closure During Thanksgiving Holiday Nov. 22-25

The Library is closed for the Thanksgiving Holiday, Nov. 22 - 25th. The Library will be open for normal operating hours Monday, November 26th at 7:30 am. All databases are available during the campus closure.

Faculty OER Adoption Opportunities

Hello OCC Faculty,

We have several exciting opportunities to share with you about textbook affordability and OER! We have saved students over $750,000 through our grants so far and we want that number to grow. We have been hard at work getting funding to continue our textbook affordability efforts and I’m happy to announce that funding is now available! We have three opportunities to announce: 

1. Faculty may receive a maximum of $1000 per course to support activities necessary for adopting an OER textbook in place of a traditional textbook. Once funding runs out, this will no longer be available.
2. The Library can provide you with a desk copy of your OER textbook, as well as a copy to go on library reserve. Funded by the Friends of the Library
3. The Library may be able to buy an ebook copy of your textbook for students to use. Availability is limited to what we can purchase - only some textbooks will be available. Funded by the Friends of the Library

For more information, visit our OER Professional Development and Funding Opportunities page or contact Lori Cassidy, OER Grants Project Coordinator & Instructional Design Librarian.

New Bestsellers Available in the Library

We wanted to let you know that we have added several new bestseller titles to the OCC Library collection. We hope that you like this selection of new books. Please contact our Circulation Department if you wish to check out any of these titles (714-432-5705 or occlibrary@occ.cccd.edu).

Your input is very important to us! Please let us know if you have suggestions for book titles. Here is the link for the Library Material Purchase Request form on our web page:
http://www.orangecoastcollege.edu/academics/library/Pages/library_material_purchase_request.aspx

Also, check out our blog page for library updates at http://occ-library.blogspot.com/

Our bestseller collection is funded by the OCC Friends of the Library. Please feel free to forward this message to anyone who may be interested in bestsellers at our library. Happy reading!

21 Lessons for the 21st Century by Yuval Noah Harari - CB428 .H36848 2018

Ambush by James Patterson - PS3566 .A822 A6 2018

American Like Me: Reflections on Life Between Cultures by America Ferrera - E184 .A1 A63625 2018

The Coddling of the American Mind by Greg Lukianoff - JC599 .U5 L85 2018

Dead Man Running by Steve Hamilton - PS3558 .A44363 D43 2018

Educated: A Memoir by Tara Westover - CT3262 .I2 W47 2018

The Ever After by Sarah Pekkanen - PS3616 .E358 E94 2018

The Fall of Gondolin by J.R.R. Tolkien - PR6039 .O32 F354 2018

Fear: Trump in the White House by Bob Woodward - E912 .W66 2018

Fruit of the Drunken Tree by Ingrid Rojas Contreras - PS3618 .O5355 F78 2018

The Good Neighbor: The Life & Work of Fred Rogers by Maxwell King - PN1992.4 .R56 K56 2018

In Pieces by Sally Field - PN2287 .F43 A3 2018

Juror #3 by James Patterson - PS3566 .A822 J87 2018

Lethal White by Robert Galbraith - PR6068 .O93 L48 2018

Leverage in Death by J.D. Robb - PS3568 .O243 L49 2018

Likewar: The Weaponization of Social Media by P.W. Singer - HM742 .S5745 2018

Manhattan Beach by Jennifer Egan - PS3555 .G292 M36 2018

The Restless Wave by John McCain - E840.8 .M467 A3 2018

Small Fry by Lisa Brennan-Jobs - QA76.2 .J63 B75 2018

Experiencing Comics Author to Speak at the Library Thursday, Nov.8 @2pm

Award winning author Rachelle Cruz, lecturer at UC Riverside and part time faculty at Orange Coast College, will be at the OCC Library Thursday, Nov. 8 at 2pm to talk about her new book, Experiencing Comics. Find out more about the event [link].

Films on Demand is Again Available

Films on Demand is again available as of 9am on 10/11/2018. Please note that bookmarks and links will not work, as the URL has temporarily changed.

Original Post: 9am on 10/10/2018
The library database Films on Demand is currently experiencing technical issues. We do not have a time for when it will be fixed. We'll update this post as we learn more.

New Ask a Librarian Chatbot is Waiting for Your Questions

You may have noticed something lurking in the lower right corner of the Library's website recently. It looks like this:

Click on it and you can chat with a librarian.

Librarians can help you find textbooks, information about campus happenings, and are especially eager to help you with your research or just find the answer to basic questions. So, if you are on our web page looking for information to complete your assignment and you are lost, confused, or just don't know where to go ... ask a librarian!

Remember: when you see the "..." in the word balloon, a librarian is waiting for your question! Ask a Librarian.

Fall 2018 Friends of the Library Book Sale

Tuesday, October 16  - Hours: 10am - 3pm; (9 - 10am Friends of the Library members only)

Wednesday, October 17 - Hours: 9am - 3pm; $2-a-bag sale starts at 1pm

Great used books at incredible prices! The Friends of the Library will host their Fall Book Sale for two days. A variety of books will be available from bestsellers, romance, and mysteries to science, art, history and computers. Most books sell for $1.00. The sale will culminate with a "2-dollar-a-bag" sale from 1 - 3pm on the second day. Anyone may join the Friends of the Library prior to the book sale to take advantage of the first day one hour "pre-sale" exclusive for Friends members. The sale will be held inside of the library, with entry from the outside door. Metered parking is available in Lot E (take Merrimac Way to the southwest corner of campus). Please call (714) 432-0202 x21058 for further details.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

New Bestsellers in the Library

Hello avid reader,

We wanted to let you know that we have added several new bestseller titles to the OCC Library collection. We hope that you like this selection of new books. Please contact our Circulation Department if you wish to check out any of these titles (714-432-5705 or occlibrary@occ.cccd.edu).

Your input is very important to us! Please let us know if you have suggestions for book titles. Here is the link for the Library Material Purchase Request form on our web page:

http://www.orangecoastcollege.edu/academics/library/Pages/library_material_purchase_request.aspx

Also, check out our blog page for library updates at http://occ-library.blogspot.com/

Our bestseller collection is funded by the OCC Friends of the Library. Please feel free to forward this message to anyone who may be interested in bestsellers at our library. Happy reading!

All We Ever Wanted by Emily Giffin - PS3607 .I28 A79 2018

Barracoon: The Story of the Last "Black Cargo" by Zora Neale Hurston - E44 .H897 2018

The Death of Mrs. Westaway by Ruth Ware - PS6123 .A745 D43 2018

The Dime by Kathleen Kent - PS3611 .E674 D56 2017

Dopesick: Dealers, Doctors, and the Drug Company that Addicted America by Beth Macy - RC568 .O45 M33 2018

Factfulness: Ten Reasons We're Wrong About the World - and Things are Better Than You Think by Hans Rosling - BF441 .R673 2018

Feared by Lisa Scottoline - PS3569 .C725 F43 2018

The Flight Attendant by Chris Bohjalian - PS3552 .O495 F58 2018

Indianapolis: The True Story of the Worst Sea Disaster in U.S. Naval History and the Fifty-Year Fight to Exonerate an Innocent Man by Lynn Vincent - D774 .I5 V56 2018

The Outsider by Stephen King - PS3561 .I483 O98 2018

The Pharaoh Key by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child - PS3566 .R3982 P43 2018

Pieces of Her by Karin Slaughter - PS3569 .L275 P54 2018

The President is Missing by Bill Clinton and James Patterson - PS3603 .L56539 P74 2018

Severance by Ling Ma - PS3613 .A14 S49 2018

Texas Ranger by James Patterson - PS3566 .A822 T49 2018

Unhinged: An Insider's Account of the Trump White House by Omarosa Manigault Newman - E912 .O47 2018

War Storm by Victoria Aveyard - PZ7 .A9529 War 2018

When Life Gives You Lululemons by Lauren Weisberger - PS3623 .E432457 W48 2018

Yes We (Still) Can: Politics in the Age of Obama, Twitter, and Trump by Dan Pfeiffer - E907 .P44 2018

Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour WED SEP 26

Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour

When: Wednesday, September 26 (7:00 PM)

Where: Robert B. Moore Theatre

The BMFF World Tour features an international selection of films that present a vast range of outdoor adventures and portraits, including climbing, mountain expeditions, remote cultures and the world’s last great wild places!

Admission:

$12 for advance tickets; $15 at the door; $5 for OCC students with current ID. Save $3 on admission at the door by donating three or more books, DVDs or CDs per person! This discount does not apply to $5 student admission. Click here to purchase tickets online! -  OCCTickets.com

Tickets are also available at local REI stores in Huntington Beach and Tustin. For general information, call (714) 432-0202 x21058. Free parking will be offered at OCC lot C and at the OC Fairgrounds across the street. All proceeds benefit OCC Friends of the Library.

Watch the preview for the 2018 BMFF World Tour  - 

BMFF World Tour Playlist:

Intersection: Micayla Gatto
USA, 2017, 5 minutes

Mountain biker Micayla Gatto takes the viewer into her world as a painter and as an athlete, riding through beautifully created masterpieces where colours come to life and reality blends with art.

  

2.5 Million

USA, 2017, 22 minutes

American skier Aaron Rice sets out to ski 2.5 million, human-powered, vertical feet in the backcountry and set a new world record.

Johanna

United Kingdom, 2016, 4 minutes

2017 Best Short Mountain Film

For freediver Johanna Nordblad diving under the ice provides a surreal, calming environment that helps heal her injuries.

DugOut (Tour Edit)

United Kingdom, 2017, 41 minutes

Ben and James decide to travel to the Ecuadorian Amazon, live with an indigenous community, learn from them how to build a canoe from scratch, then take that canoe on a journey…what could go wrong?

WHY

France, 2016, 7 minutes

Iceland. A cold, rugged and forbidding landscape where powerful rivers plunge through bedrock gorges, over massive waterfalls toward the sea. A crew of French kayakers travel here to ask the question, “Why? Why do we do this?”

Tarfala 

Germany, 2016, 26 minutes

Far north of the Arctic Circle, next to Sweden's highest mountain, one old man has chosen to spend his life as a caretaker of a lonely alpine hut. Retreating from obligations and everyday routines into the cold Arctic winter storms, he's set on finding peace of mind with the life he has lived and those he has chosen to leave behind.

Safety Third

USA, 2017, 29 minutes

Brad Gobright is beyond bold. From his runout and poorly protected trad climbs to his unimaginable free solos, watch as Gobright recovers from a back-breaking fall and attempts some of the hardest ascents of his career.

Ice Call - Backyards Project - Sam Favret

France, 2016, 3 minutes

Try to keep up to freerider Sam Favret as he gives us a new perspective of the mythical Mer de Glace, at the heart of Mont-Blanc.

Library Closure Monday September 3 for Labor Day

The Library will be closed Monday, September 3rd in observance of Labor Day. The Library will resume normal operating hours on Tuesday, September 4th.

Fall 2018 Library Operating Hours

The Library will return to normal school year operating hours in the fall:

• Monday - Thursday: 7:30 AM - 9:00 PM
• Friday:                      7:30 AM - 3:00 PM
• Saturday:                10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
• Sunday:                    Closed

Fall 2018 Library Workshop Schedule

The library provides workshops for students to learn how to do library and information research. Extra credit slips will be available if requested by your teacher. See the syllabus for more information.

• Monday, Sept. 10, 6 pm
• Wednesday, Sept. 19, 11 am 
• Saturday, Sept. 22, 11 am
• Tuesday, Sept. 25, 3 pm
• Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1 pm
• Tuesday, Oct. 9, 6 pm
• Saturday, Oct. 13, 11 am
• Tuesday, Oct. 16, 1 pm
• Wednesday, Oct. 24, 6 pm
• Saturday, Oct. 27, 11 am
• Wednesday, Nov. 7, 3 pm
• Saturday, Nov. 10, 11 am
• Tuesday, Nov. 13, 6 pm
• Tuesday, Nov. 27, 11 am
• Saturday, Dec. 1, 11 am

Library Closed August 17-26 for Summer Break

The Library will be closed August 17th to the 26th. We will reopen on the first day of instruction, August 27th.

Library Closed Wednesday, July 4th

The library will be closed July 4th for the Independence Day holiday. We will reopen on our summer schedule on July 5th.

New Bestsellers in the OCC Library

We have added several new bestseller titles to the OCC Library collection. We hope that you like this selection of new books. Please contact our Circulation Department if you wish to check out any of these titles (714-432-5705 or occlibrary@occ.cccd.edu).

Your input is very important to us! Please let us know if you have suggestions for book titles. Here is the link for the Library Material Purchase Request form on our web page:

http://www.orangecoastcollege.edu/academics/library/Pages/library_material_purchase_request.aspx

Also, check out our blog page for library updates at http://occ-library.blogspot.com/

Our bestseller collection is funded by the OCC Friends of the Library. Please feel free to forward this message to anyone who may be interested in bestsellers at our library. Happy reading!

After Anna by Lisa Scottoline - PS3569 .C725 A69 2018

The Disappeared by C. J. Box - PS3552 .O87658 D57 2018

Down a Dark Road by Linda Castillo - PS3568 .O243 D374 2018

The Escape Artist by Brad Meltzer - PS3563 .E4496 E75 2018

The Fallen by David Baldacci - PS3552 .A446 F35 2018

Fascism: A Warning by Madeleine Albright - JC481 .A44 2018

A Higher Loyalty: Loyalty, Truth, Lies & Leadership by James Comey - HV8144 .F43 C66 2018

Macbeth by Jo Nesbo - PT8951.24 .E83 M23 2018

The Punishment She Deserves by Elizabeth George - PS3557 .E478 P86 2018

Red Alert by James Patterson - PS3566 .A822 R44 2018

The Rising Sea by Clive Cussler - PS3553 .U75 R57 2018

To Die but Once by Jacqueline Winspear - PR6123 .I575 T64 2018

Twisted Prey by John Sandford - coming soon to the collection

Summer 2018 Hours for OCC Library

The library will open during Summer 2018 from June 11 through August 17. The hours are:

• Monday - Thursday: noon - 6pm
• Friday - Sunday: CLOSED

We will be closed May 26- June 10, as well as August 18 - 23. We will reopen for our normal hours on August 24.

Library Closed May 26 - June 10 for Summer Break

The library will be closed May 26 - June 10 for Summer break. We will reopen on our summer schedule on June 11.

Spring 2018 Extended Hours for Finals Week

The library will be open the following days and times for the last two weeks of the semester. Extended hours are in green. 

Wednesday, May 16	7:30am - midnight
Thursday, May 17	7:30am - midnight
Friday, May 18	7:30am - 3pm
Saturday, May 19	10am - 3pm
Sunday, May 20	CLOSED
Monday, May 21	7:30am - midnight
Tuesday, May 22	7:30am - midnight
Wednesday, May 23	7:30am - midnight
Thursday, May 24	7:30am - 3pm
Friday, May 25	7:30am - 3pm (Last day the library is open)
Saturday, May 27	CLOSED

Light snacks and water bottles will be available after 9:00 p.m. on 5/16, 5/17, 5/21, 5/22 & 5/23 in the Library (Courtesy of the Associated Students of Orange Coast College). Free coffee in the Library from 10:00 pm - 11:30 p.m. on 5/16, 5/17, 5/21, 5/22 & 5/23 (Courtesy of OCC Starbucks).

Orange County Register Now Available Online

Orange Coast College now provides students, staff, and faculty with electronic access to the Orange County Register! Get the complete full-text content of local and regional news, including community events, schools, politics, government policies, cultural activities, local companies, state industries, and people in the community. Paid advertisements are excluded. Check it out now (off campus access requires login).

America's Historical Newspapers (1690-2000) Now Available Online

Search American newspapers from 1690 to the end of the 20th century with this new addition to Orange Coast College Library's database collection! Find news articles covering topics in government, politics, social issues, culture, literature discoveries, inventions and more from hundreds of primary sources.

Search using either the timeline or topic search to easily find news and eyewitness accounts and pro/con articles of events, issues and daily life in the colonies or during the Revolutionary War, westward expansion, the Civil War, Reconstruction, industrialization, the Progressive Era, World War I, the Great Depression, Vietnam War, World War II, Civil Rights Movement, Cold War, globalization and other eras.

Also included are illustrations, advertisements, classifieds, birth and marriage announcements, obituaries, stories about historic people and other articles exactly as they appeared in print. Check it out now (off campus access requires login)!

Mystery Science Fiction Theater in the Library, Sat Apr 7

OCC Library and the Friends of the Library are inviting students and faculty to watch some selected films from our newest digital streaming film collection, Kanopy. Join us in the Library this Saturday for

Mystery Science Fiction Theater

If you are attending Coast Con, please visit the Library, Room 112, 12-3pm, for an afternoon of films!

12:00 Vintage Tomorrows

Steampunk started as a subgenre of science fiction fascinated with steam-powered machinery and alternative histories frequently set in Victorian England. VINTAGE TOMORROWS examines steampunk's transformation from those sci-fi beginnings into a global cultural movement that influences art, fashion, design and music.

1:30 Science Fiction in the 21st Century

Science Fiction has developed from having highly similar plots, audiences, and even authors, into a diverse field with international appreciation and ownership. Tour novels and stories featuring characters of all shapes and colors, written by authors of varying ethnicities, nationalities, and genders. Learn how they were received at the time of publication, and see the impact they had on later writers.

2:00 White Scripts and Black Supermen

"Provides a wonderful point of entry, invariably prompting wonderful conversations inside the classroom and beyond. The film pushes us beyond simply recounting this undocumented history but simultaneously complicating the many issues that define this history." - David J. Leonard, Washington State University

• Learn about Orange Coast College Library's digital film collections
• Learn how to build your own playlists and share with other students

New Single Sign On for Off Campus Database Access

As the school implements its new Single Sign On for all services, you can use it now to access our journal and ebook databases from off campus!

The older method is currently active as well. You can get the full instructions here.

Spring 2018 Friends of the Library Book Sale April 24 & 25

Tuesday, April 24 - Hours: 10am - 3pm; (9 - 10am Friends of the Library members only)

Wednesday, April 25 - Hours: 9am - 3pm; $2-a-bag sale starts at 1pm

Great used books at incredible prices! The Friends of the Library will host their Spring Book Sale for two days. A variety of books will be available from bestsellers, romance, and mysteries to science, art, history and computers. Most books sell for $1.00. The sale will culminate with a "2-dollar-a-bag" sale from 1 - 3pm on the second day. Anyone may join the Friends of the Library prior to the book sale to take advantage of the first day one hour "pre-sale" exclusive for Friends members. The sale will be held inside of the library, with entry from the outside door. Metered parking is available in Lot E (take Merrimac Way to the southwest corner of campus). Please call (714) 432-0202 x21058 for further details.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

New Bestsellers in the OCC Library

The OCC Library has added several new bestseller titles to its collection. We hope that you like this selection of new books. Please contact our Circulation Department if you have questions about the check out status of any title (714-432-5705 or occlibrary@occ.cccd.edu). Also, feel free to forward this message to anyone who may be interested in bestsellers at our library.


We encourage your input! Please let us know if you have suggestions for book titles. You can simply send a request to Carl Morgan (cmorgan@occ.cccd.edu). Also, check out our blog for library updates (http://occ-library.blogspot.com/).

Our bestseller collection is entirely funded, by the OCC Friends of the Library. Happy reading!

All-American Murder: The Rise and Fall of Aaron Hernandez by James Patterson - HV6533 .M4 P38 2018

An American Marriage by Tayari Jones - PS3610 .O63 A84 2018

Behind Her Eyes by Sarah Pinborough - PR6116 .I665 B44 2017

Bobby Kennedy: A Raging Spirit by Chris Matthews - E840.8 .K4 M38 2017b

City of Endless Night by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child - PS3566 .R3982 C58 2018

The English Wife by Lauren Willig - PS3623 .I575 E54 2018

Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House by Michael Wolff - E913 .W65 2018

Fitness Junkie by Lucy Sykes and Jo Piazza - PS3619 .Y544 F58 2017

The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah - PS3558 .A4763 G74 2018

Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics: A 10% Happier How-To Book by Dan Harris - BF637 .M4 H37 2017

The People vs. Alex Cross by James Patterson - PS3566 .A822 P33 2017

Promise Me, Dad by Joe Biden - E840.8 .B54 A3 2017

The Smack by Richard Lange - PS3612 .A565 S53 2017

Still Me by Jojo Moyes - PR6113 .O94 S74 2018

The Sunshine Sisters by Jane Green - PR6057 .R3443 S87 2017

Surprise Me by Sophie Kinsella - PR6073 .I246 S87 2018

We Were Eight Years in Power: An American Tragedy by Ta-Nehisi Coates - E185.615 .C6336 2017

The Woman in the Window by A. J. Finn - PS3606 .I5543 W66 2018

Library Closed March 26 - April 1, 2018 for Spring Recess

The library will closed March 26 - April 1, 2018 for Spring Break. We will reopen on Monday, April 2 at 7:30 am.
You may return books in the book drop in Parking Lot E or the book drop on the side of the library next to the entrance.

2018 Banff Mountain Film Festival

When: Tuesday, March 20 and Wednesday, March 21 (7:00 PM both nights)

Where: Robert B. Moore Theatre

Orange Coast College will host the "best of the best" from the annual Banff Mountain Film Festival on Tuesday, March 20 and Wednesday, March 21. The program will begin at 7PM in the OCC Robert B. Moore Theatre. Each night will offer completely different films. The BMFF World Tour features an international selection of films that present a wide range of outdoor adventures and portraits, including climbing, mountain expeditions, remote cultures and the world’s last great wild places!

See a list of all the films this year!

Admission: $12 for advance tickets; $15 at the door; $5 for OCC students with current ID. Save $3 on admission at the door by donating three or more books, DVDs or CDs per person! This discount does not apply to $5 student admission. Click here to purchase tickets online! -  OCCTickets.com

Tickets are also available at local REI stores in Huntington Beach and Tustin. For general information, call (714) 432-0202 x21058. Free parking will be offered at OCC (lots B and C) and at the OC Fairgrounds across the street. All proceeds benefit OCC Friends of the Library.

Library Closed Thursday, Feb 15

The Library will be closed Thursday, February 15 for a campus-wide flex day. Library operations will resume the following Tuesday, February 20th (after Lincoln's and Washington's Day holidays).

Library Closed Feb 16-19, 2018 for Presidents' Day Holidays

The library will be closed Friday, Feb. 16 through Monday, Feb. 19 for the Presidents' Day holidays. We will reopen at 7:30 am on Tuesday, Feb. 20th.

New, Improved Library Hours for Spring 2018!

The library will be open the following hours for Spring 2018. Note that we are now opening earlier, at 7:30 am on weekdays to accommodate student needs for 8am classes:

Monday - Thursday	7:30 am - 9:00 pm
Friday	7:30 am - 3:00 pm
Saturday	10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Sunday	CLOSED

We will be closed the following days:

February 16 - 19	​Presidents' Day
​March 26 - April 1 May 28	​Spring Break Memorial Day