Library Orientation
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This document provides information about the Hale Waihona Puke library. It introduces the librarians and assistant, and lists the library's open hours. It outlines expectations for student behavior in the library and borrowing procedures, including borrowing limits, due dates, fines, and return procedures. The document reminds students to be respectful, borrow only for themselves, and return items on time and to the proper locations.
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The document provides rules and guidelines for students using the school library media center. It outlines the READ rules which stand for respect, educational environment, accountability, and discovery. Students are expected to respect the facility, books, technology, other patrons, and librarian. They are also responsible for any materials they check out and will be charged for lost or damaged items. The library is meant for educational use and discovery through reading, research, and studying.
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This document provides information for students about the library services and resources available at Royal Holloway. It answers common questions such as library hours, how to borrow and return books, printing services, and where to find subject materials or study spaces. Students can borrow up to 15 books as undergraduates or 20 books as postgraduates, and are subject to late fees if not returned on time. Help is available through subject guides, training sessions, the help desk, and social media.
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4) Activities for adults such as yoga classes, book discussions, and basket weaving.
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- 1. Hale Waihona Puke Charles Reed Bishop Learning Center August 2012
- 2. Library Workers Kumu Kanani De Sa – Elementary Librarian Mrs. Crystella Kauka – Middle School Librarian Aunty Nikki Petner – Library Assistant
- 3. Library Open & Close Hele Mai : Monday – Friday 7:15am – 3:30pm Ke Kula Ha’aha’a : 3:10pm Note: Launa with Parent(s) or Older Sibling(s)
- 4. Visiting The Library • Before School • After School • Recess • With your Class
- 5. Behavior & Expectations • Voice Level = 1 • Walking. NO Running! • Be Respectful (Hō‘ihi) • Be Responsible (Kuleana) • NO food or drinks • NO Cellphone use
- 6. Borrowing Books • 1 Book • 2 Books in October
- 7. Borrowing Period / Fines Borrowing Period: Books = 2 weeks DVD / Video = 1 week Fines: Books = 5 Cents / day DVD / Video = 25 Cents / day
- 8. Returning Library Items Book Drop I Book Drop II DVD/Video Tray Use when Use when For AV Items Library is Library is ONLY NO OPEN AV Items! CLOSED NO AV Items!
- 9. Damaged/Lost Item Books = $25.00
- 10. Important Things To Remember: • Never borrow a book or other library items for a friend. • Always return your library items on-time. • Never put fine monies & AV items in the book drop. • Keep library items in a safe place @ home. • Computers are for School Related work ONLY! • Return browse items properly to the shelving cart. • Always wait quietly and patiently @ the circulation desk. Give Aunty Nikki your last name to check out your items.