Using Library Resources

Library classes have priority over other classes using the space but the library media specialist will attempt to be flexible whenever possible
Teachers wishing to bring classes to the library should check with the library media specialist, who will determine which dates and times the requested library spaces are available
It is highly recommended that teachers check with the library media specialist before assigning research or book projects so that she will be familiar with the project, can share best resources available through the library, and can best assist students

High School students taking online courses may use the library during their designated block and/or study
Online students will have priority usage of the Media Cafe to work on their courses in a quiet space

High school students may come with a signed pass from a classroom teacher or from a study hall (space permitting and with a pass from Mrs. Vallee) to look for a book, conduct research, make school-related copies, type or print, or work quietly on a project. Anyone talking or not working will immediately be sent back to study or class
Senior Library Study Privilege - Pilot Program (January 2020)

Students must have their parent or guardian sign the Student Handbook letter indicating that they understand and accept all school regulations, including those regarding computer usage. Students cannot use school computers until the letter is returned to the main office
Students under 13 must have parental permission before using Google Workspace and other online programs
NO FOOD OR DRINK near Chromebooks or Windows laptops
Computers are for schoolwork only
Printing should be kept to a minimum and is for schoolwork only. Online submission of work is preferred.

Books may be checked out for three weeks
Magazines (except the current issue) may be checked out for three weeks
DVDs, CDs, videotapes and audiobooks are for classroom use only and do not circulate to students
Yearbooks may be used in the library but cannot be checked out
- - Please use extreme care when handling the yearbooks
  - Community viewing of yearbooks is by appointment only due to limited staffing

Overdue notices will be emailed to students on a regular basis indicating which materials are overdue and need to be returned
Fines are not charged for overdue materials, but students are required to pay for the replacement of lost or damaged items. Seniors may not participate in graduation exercises until all books have been returned or replacement cost paid

You need to sign in when visiting the library unless you come with your entire class
The Media Cafe is a quiet space often used by teachers and students working on their online courses. Eating lunch in the Media Cafe is not permitted without permission.
NO FOOD OR DRINKS are allowed in the library (except for bottled water at the tables). No food or drinks of any kind are allowed near the computers.
The library is closed during 2nd lunch on Mondays-Thursdays and 3rd lunch on Fridays. All students using the library must go to second lunch (classes go to their assigned lunch) including STEP and online students.
You need to work or read quietly. Anyone talking loudly or otherwise disturbing others will be sent back to their assigned study
Do not move chairs or other furniture around without permission. Please return them to their original location.
If you need to use the bathroom or see a teacher, check with Mrs. Vallee first and then sign out (get a pass if necessary). Once you sign into the library, you are expected to remain there.
Gaming devices and cards are not allowed in the library