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The document provides information about the Henry E. Lackey High School media center including staff, hours of operation, rules, procedures for using the library and computers, and information about Charger Time. Students are expected to use resources ethically and respectfully, follow rules like no social networking, and ask staff for help.
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Guidelines and Procedures
- 1. Welcome to the Media Center Henry E. Lackey High School Life Long Learning Honor and Respect Success
- 2. Library Staff Mrs. Conner Mrs. Lai
- 3. Library Hours 7:25 AM – 2:15 PM Monday – Friday Additional Hours 6:45 AM – 7:25 AM Daily 2:15 – 3:00 Monday – Thursday (excluding 1st and 3rd Tuesdays) AFTER SCHOOL PASS REQUIRED
- 4. Library Rules •Identify and use all available resources Life Long Learning •Use resources ethically and responsibly •Be courteous and respectful of those around you Honor •No social networking on the computers •Print only what you need; use print preview Respect •Do your best work •Ask for help Success •Use library computers for school work only
- 5. Library Procedures Library Pass During the school day (except for Charger Time) After school Drop pass off at the circulation desk and sign in on the green clipboard If you leave before the bell rings, have the pass signed and take it back to your teacher
- 6. Circulation Procedures Up to 5 books at a time 3 week loan period One renewal per book Books on display are available Checking out Take books to the circulation desk/type in your student ID/be sure to have a date due card placed in the book’s back pocket Returning Place all returning items in the book return located under the flag on the circulation desk
- 7. Library Fines and Charges Overdue fines are 10 cents per day per book Lost books must be paid for No check outs if you have a lost or overdue book Failure to pay library debt could result in loss of privileges
- 8. Using the Computers School work only NO DOWNLOADING NO SOCIAL NETWORKING NO GAMES Follow the Student Code of Conduct Misuse of computers may result in losing the privilege to use them
- 9. Saving and Printing Always save to the student G: or to a flash drive No printing charge for SCHOOL work Xeroxing is available – 10 cents per copy No color printing is available When printing from the web, always use print preview and only print what you need or Copy and paste into a word document
- 10. Charger Time Please sign in. No pass needed Quiet Independent Work Time Book Check Out and Reading No Food or Drinks Permitted