Dowling Library
Established in 1980, the Dowling Library has long been a cornerstone of our academic community. Its creation was made possible through the generous support of Dean and Edythe Dowling, whose significant donation—along with their leadership in fundraising efforts—brought the vision of a dedicated library space to life.
A highlight of the library is the Baker Room, designed especially for Elementary students. Named in honor of beloved librarian Sue Baker, this welcoming space houses the library’s collection of junior books.
Circulation remains high among Elementary students, who visit the library twice weekly for French and library instruction. Secondary students frequently use the library as a peaceful place to study, collaborate, or attend online meetings. Select rooms are available for reservation for virtual classes or counseling sessions.
The library’s collection includes over 22,000 items, primarily books, and is organized according to the Dewey Decimal System.
Welcoming, resource-rich, and thoughtfully designed, the school library continues to inspire curiosity, support scholarship, and foster a lifelong love of reading in students of all ages.