Hayden Library

The Charles Hayden Library houses a collection of current resources aligned with the Tabor curriculum and reflecting the needs and diversity of our community. It is the goal of the library program to assist students in becoming effective and responsible users of information and to instill an appreciation for ideas captured in print, audio, visual, and digital form.
                                            

The library provides a wireless environment for students seeking assistance with assignments, individual and group study spaces, or a quiet, comfortable place to read and conduct research.

The computer classroom and digital media labs are available for individual use and class instruction. Mac laptops, chargers, and headphones are available for student use. 

Resources Abound

• 14,000+ print, audio, and video titles in our collection

• 35+ Online database subscriptions 

• 2+ Librarians on staff at all times 

• Unlimited access to downloadable ebooks from the SAILS library network
  
  

Special Collections

Providing further depth to our resources, collections offer donors an opportunity to augment library resources in topics of their choosing. Here are a few of our treasured collections:

Over 200 titles donated over the years by Tabor alumni and faculty authors 

Keith designed and supervised the production of hundreds of books published during his 

career at Stinehour Press in Lunenbourg, Vermont. Over 120 titles have been donated and kept together in a collection. The collection is located in the Vance Room, a place for quiet study.

A fund in honor of former headmaster's wife, Nancy Wickenden, has allowed the purchase of over 200 titles carefully selected to compliment our school’s curriculum in history and social sciences.