Loan
Policy
Students borrow books during their scheduled library
classes, however, books can be returned as soon as students
have finished reading them.
Books are loaned to students for one six-day rotation. Books signed out during library classes one week, for example, would be due no later than 8:30 a.m. on the morning of library class the following week.
Returning books by 8:30 a.m. allows library staff to
complete book check in and generate an overdue list before
the start of library classes at 9 a.m. Books not returned to
the library by 8:30 a.m. on the morning of their library
class will be considered overdue.
Reference books, videos and computer software cannot
be checked out to students or parents. However,
access to encyclopedias, magazine articles and other
research tools are available online 24 hours a day
through online resources available on the elementary
school library web page.
Students in grades 1-5 may check out up to two books at a
time. Kindergarten students may check out one book.
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Overdue/Lost Book
Policy
There are no fines for overdue library books, however, students who do not return their book(s) on the date it is due will not be allowed to borrow additional books until their
next library class. Students who have library materials that are overdue for more than one month will receive a notice from their classroom teacher. Parents and guardians will be billed for books that are not returned by the last loan date in May. If an overdue charge is still outstanding at the start of school in September, students will have their library loan privileges suspended until the fee has been settled.
Students will be billed for damaged or lost materials.
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Library
Rules
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Students are expected to treat each other and the library's materials as they would like to be treated themselves.
- Internet
access on computers must be used for research and
educational purposes only.
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No gum is allowed.
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