Textbooks

Beginning of the Year

Items are checked out in the media center the first two weeks of school.
New students are issued textbooks upon enrollment.
Students will complete a "Textbook Damage Form" documenting damages upon receipt of the book. It is their responsibility to go through each of their books and note any damages on the form and turn the form in to the Learning Commons staff. This form is kept on file in the media center.
All overdue textbooks from previous years must be returned (or paid for) before textbooks for the current year will be issued.
All items are checked out through Destiny which can be accessed at any time through ClassLink.
Students are accountable for items checked out through Destiny.

All items are returned to the media center. Students are responsible to personally return items to Mrs. Livingston or Mrs. Childs and have each item scanned in before leaving the media center.
Each student is responsible to ensure that he/she is returning his/her books and not a friend’s book.
Do NOT use the book drop to return textbooks at the end of the year.

Textbooks for semester long classes must be turned in before students can receive an exam exemption form for Semester 1 exams.
All textbooks must be turned in before students can receive an exam exemption form for Semester 2 exams.
All student fines must be paid to be eligible for exam exemption.
Click Here for Board Policy IHAA governing exam exemptions.

Students may look up their checkouts and fines in Destiny.
Fines can be paid on RevTrak. Click Here for instructions.
Cafeteria fines listed in Destiny are for lunch fines from previous school years. To check your current lunch account balance and pay fines please use EZ School Pay.

To walk at graduation and receive a diploma, Seniors must return all items and pay all fines.

Keep up with your books!
It is not a good idea to keep them in a classroom, locker room, cafeteria., etc…
Be careful allowing friends borrow your book(s). If your friend loses your book, you are still responsible for payment.
Cover your books with a paper bag or something similar. Book socks do not do a good job protecting books.

Covering a textbook with a paper bag is better than covering it with a book sock.

Literature novels for ELA required reading
Graphing calculators
Athletic fines, band fines, club fines, etc. that are accumulated throughout the school year
Library books and overdue fines
Printing charges

Go to the Media Services folder and click on the Follett Destiny icon.