Reina is HB’s fourth librarian! [email protected]
A long time member of the HB community, Reina is excited to be a part of the library, the heart of the school. <3
Contact her for information regarding TAB– H-B’s book club for Middle Schoolers.
The Library at the Heights Building provides check-outs for patrons from two programs.
H-B Woodlawn Secondary Program is served by Reina, and the The Eunice Kennedy Shriver Program has its own librarian.
Faby is our Library Assistant! [email protected]
When not helping students, shelving books, or making buttons, Faby is coaching rowing.
Phone from 9:00-4:00. (If you don’t reach us directly, emailing is MUCH preferred over voicemail.) 703-228-6373.
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Blue Sky @hbwlibrary
Insta @hbw_library
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History and Credits:
These web pages have been a collaborative development across decades. Most recently, Maggie Carpenter (H-B Woodlawn’s librarian from 2015- January, 2025 and now retired) developed the Research Guidance section to include model lesson plans, project and subject guides that support inquiry-based research. Her educational outreach efforts are also reflected in nearly a decade of tweeting at the platform formerly known as Twitter @hbwlibrary.) Before that, Librarian Theresa Flynn’s work was important foundation for these web pages (especially for her pioneering work with e-books and the book recommendations section built upon a noteworthy expertise for fantasy, Manga and graphic novels.) Theresa served H-B’s library for 14 years ending in 2014 before becoming Supervisor of Library Services and retiring from APS in 2016. And in the period before libraries went digital, Judy Mayeau was H-B Woodlawn’s first librarian. A mentor to Theresa, Judy developed the library’s print book collection with great sensitivity to H-B’s culture and passions creative writing and crafting.