LIBRARY :

  & Available for research and various assignments
  & See Library Media Teacher for the library use schedule.  See her when using the library for student projects, book talks, research or technology.

DAILY USE :

  & 580-600 students on average are being served by the library each day.
  & Teachers can send a maximum of 5 students at a time with written passes.
  & Students should let the Library Media Teacher know what assignment they must work on
                  in the library.
  & Food, drink, gum, cellphones, and electrical devices are not allowed.

 TECHNOLOGY:

  & There are 24 student computer stations in the library connected to the internet.
  & Each equipped with the library catalog, Microsoft (Word, Excel, Power Point, & Publisher), Internet Explors, and a wide range of education resources.

  TEXTBOOKS:

  & Textbooks are issued and collected through the library.
  & Student ID cards are needed to check-out textbooks.
  & Students should be in class the first day of school with appropriate textbooks.
  & Call Textbook Clerk at ext 307 with all textbook questions.
  & Students are requested to return textbooks immediately from classes they have
                  dropped or changed.

 AV EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS:

  & Teachers may reserve LCD projectors, slide projectors, TV's, DVD's or most any other equipment.
  & Check out all equipment through Library Tech.
  & Videos, slides and other audiovisual materials are available through the
                  professional collection in the library conference room.

DELINQUENCY FORMS & FINES :

  & If you have students who owe fines on textbooks, contact Texbook clerk, ext. 307.
  & Delinquencies and fines are added to students records that result in loss of
                  privileges for those students.

ORIENTATIONS:

  & 9th grade English students participate in a library orientation program, which
                  introduces them to the resources and technology available.
  & For further questions contact the Library Media Teacher.

LIBRARY POLICY:

  & Food, drink, gum, cellphones and electrical devices are not allowed.
  & Students are requested to keep their voices down, walk, and respect the rights
                  of other students who work in a quiet atmosphere.
  & A Library is a place of academic pursuit.  When sending students give them a
                  pass and an assignment with a clear expectation of what they are to
                  accomplish.