Circulation
Students may check out up to 2 books at a time for a period of 2 weeks if you have your ID. Students without IDs can check out only 1 book at a time. Books may be renewed twice. Students with overdue materials are limited to checking out 1 item at a time.
Behavior
Our library is used by everyone in the school. Be respectful of students choosing books or studying, classes researching and learning, and other events happening in our library. Make sure that your noise level and interactions match the activity you're doing in our library. The same high expectations for behavior in other classrooms apply to our library classroom as well and the same consequences exist. Show your Nighthawk PRIDE!
Computer Use
Students have access to the computers in our library for academic purposes. Your pass should indicate that you're to use the computers during your visit. Please make sure you check with Mr. Muzzy, Ms. Pridgen, or Mr. Stone before you print. Let us know if there are any problems with equipment or websites. We are here to help you!
Internet/AUP
All CCSD students must have a signed AUP (Acceptable Use Policy) to access online materials. The AUP states that you are to use the internet responsibly and only for educational purposes. Any misuse of the internet could result in your online privileges being revoked. There are many useful materials online, but you need to exercise caution and protect your digital footprint at all times. CCSD has internet filtering software installed on all computers and iPads for your safety and to meet federal CIPA (Child Internet Protection Act) guidelines.
Academic Integrity
The internet provides easy access to a wide variety of information. In the library, we want to help you find and use the best information possible from books, videos, pictures, and the internet. Once you've located great information, it is your responsibility as a student to avoid plagiarism by putting everything in your own words and giving proper credit to all of your sources. IF YOU DIDN"T CREATE IT, YOU HAVE TO CITE IT! Ask Mr. Muzzy or your teachers if you need help. You can get citation help on the digital citizenship page.