The Marian M. and Williams S. Montgomery Library welcomes students to a comfortable, student-centered environment for collaboration, study, and of course, great books!
Home to more than 33,000 print volumes, the library has something for all Greenhill students from the littlest Hornets to seniors. Access to digital databases, magazines, ebooks, and audiobooks supports student learning 24/7 from anywhere.
The building, designed by renowned Texas architect O'Neil Ford, serves Pre-K through twelfth-grade students and faculty, with spaces for quiet study and group work.
Our librarians give Greenhill students ownership and agency in the library to provide students with the tools of inclusion, diversity of story, community, and the power of information to help them lead authentic, purposeful lives.
Abby Harrison is a book and information pusher. She believes that all readers have the right to choose what they want to read. She holds a BA in English from Westminster College and an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of New Orleans. With over 25 years in education, she is enthusiastic about putting the right book in the right hand, and values helping people find the information they need. She has been a member of the American Library Association’s Morris, Alex, and Printz committees.
Carrie is the Preschool and Lower School Librarian and sees the youngest Greenhill learners all the way up until fourth grade. Her main goal is for students to learn to love the library and to love reading. She does this by sharing great literature and by allowing all students to self-select books that interest them. She graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a BA in Applied Learning and Development and has an MLS in Library Science from Texas Women’s University. She has taught for over 20 years.
Vicki serves as teacher support in the Montgomery Library. She’s spent more than 20 years in library work and taught English before earning her Master of Library Science degree from the University of North Texas. She also has a Master of Arts degree from Hardin-Simmons University and an archiving certificate from the University of Texas at Arlington. She loves to work with all ages of students and help them grow as readers.
Mel Curtis has an education degree from Northwestern Oklahoma State University and began her career teaching in public schools. For more than 30 plus, she has been a team member in several divisions at Greenhill and is currently a member of the Montgomery Library team.
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