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Library Information
Library Information
Library Hours & Schedule
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7:20 am - 3:30 pm
Mornings from 7:25 am - 7:50 am
Feel free to hang out with friends, color, play board games, construct a puzzle, check out books, build a Lego creation, or catch up on work in the Novak Center. There’s plenty to do!
Thursdays During All Lunches
Each Thursday is LUNCH IN THE LIBRARY during Access and Lunch. Click HERE for more information.
Colts Club T & Th 3:10 pm - 4:10 pm
If you need help with an assignment or want to finish something for a class, use Tuesday and/or Thursday to do it. A teacher is always there to help, along with a student from the NJHS.
Borrowing Books
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You may borrow three books for three weeks.
Renewals
If you need more time to finish a book, renew it (unless another student wants the book, or if it's in high-demand).
Overdue Books
Overdue email reports are sent out once a week to students and their parents/guardians.
Materials that are overdue more than 30 days will be marked "LOST" and a fee will be assessed through myschoobucks.com.
Lost or Damaged Books
Damaged books should be brought to the teacher librarian for assessment and repair. Do not repair damaged books at home.
The replacement fee for library material lost or damaged will be the full retail value of the materials, as recorded in the library database. Fees can be paid for through myschoolbucks.com. The library does not accept replacement copies or donations in place of payment.
Library Expectations
Library Expectations
All users of the LMC should follow the expectations: BE SAFE, BE RESPECTFUL, & BE RESPONSIBLE.
The LMC is a collaborative community space that is intended for all students, staff, parents, and the Cimarron Community. Please be respectful of others and leave the LMC space clean and ready for the next user.
vision & mission
vision & mission
Vision
The vision of Cimarron Middle School’s Library is to create a welcoming environment that empowers the school community to think, create, share, and grow.
Mission
To create a quality program that promotes lifelong reading and learning habits by:
providing opportunities to communicate, collaborate, create, think critically, and engage in curious exploration.
using information ethically and effectively.
providing access to relevant and quality resources that support the curriculum and topics of personal interest.
fostering support for social/emotional needs through culturally responsive teaching, community building, and resource curation.
Cimarron MS Intellectual Freedom Pledge
Cimarron MS Intellectual Freedom Pledge
Protect your freedom to read and be yourself as you choose reading materials!
“Intellectual Freedom is the right of every individual to both seek and receive information from all points of view without restriction. It provides for free access to all expressions of ideas through which any and all sides of a question, cause, or movement may be explored.”
~American Library Association~
Feel free to return any materials that are not for you. Please respect every individual's right to self-select their reading material at our library.
ALL students may borrow YA books. These tend to have more mature content and language. If a student or family feels the book isn't a good fit yet, simply return it.
For more information visit Douglas County School District board website for policy information.
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