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Office Head and Staff
Office Head and Staff
Dr. Virginia P. Mollaneda
Director of Libraries/IMC/Learning Commons
Mary Ann D. Lim, RL
Librarian
Ms. Fe Deodoro
Library Assistant
Office Hours
Office Hours
Monday to Friday
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
No noon break
New Acquisitions
New Acquisitions
Policies and Guidelines
Policies and Guidelines
How to check out books.
The borrower presents the book(s) at the circulation counter for proper marking.
LOAN PERIOD
2. How to reserve a book.
Faculty members are requested to check out the availability of the materials they want to be placed on reserve, before assigning their students for their use.
3. How to use the OPAC
Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) is a computerized version of the card catalog for easy and quick access of the materials in the library.
Encode keyword, title, author, or subject on the "Enter search term" box;
A drop-down list of materials that match your search will be shown;
Browse and select the needed materials, double click on the selected item;
The complete bibliographic information of the item is given;
Copy the complete call number and sub-location and look for the item on the shelf.
4. How to return/renew check out books
Borrowed books must be returned on time or to renew it if they are still needed. To renew, borrowed books should be bought to the circulation counter for record purposes.
5. Fines and Penalties:
Borrowing privileges shall be suspended if there are unreturned materials/and, or accountabilities or gross failure to observe circulation policies.
Library Programs and Services
Library Programs and Services
Reading engagements - Library Promotion and Publicity
Books and Reading Activities in the Library
Ready Reference Resources and Services
Circulation -
Books for In-Library and Home-Use
Periodicals - for In-Library Use only
-Inter - Library Loan
Selection of Book worms
Current Awareness Services (CAS)
Bibliographic and Class-wise reading list (on request)
Library Hour for Students
Library Hour and Consultation for Teachers
Organizing fiction and Non-fiction Collection
Open - Shelving
Monthly Library Bulletin Board Display
Reading Focused Events
National Book Week Program and Activities
Attendance to ALBASA Book Fair
Library Teaching and Learning
Library Orientation Program and Activities
Library Instruction in cooperation with the English teachers (on request)
Library Reading Advocacy
Convocation on the Importance of Books and Reading
20 or More Books Program for Students
10 or More Books Program for Teachers
Reading, Books and Libraries Poster displays in the Library
USPF - Social Network Fan page - USPF High School Joyful readers
5. Library Community Out - Reach Programs
Fines in Kind Programs
Used Book Sale Fund Raiser
6. Library Satisfaction Surveys
7. Provision of viewing and listening Facilities
8. Internal Services
Rules and Regulations
Rules and Regulations
Observe silence at all times
Bags, envelopes, folders, etc. must be left in the Depository/Baggage Area.
Handle the books and the other library materials properly.
Leave books on the table after using except those books "On Reserve".
Sleeping, eating, smoking and doing classroom projects are not allowed in the library.
Students caught defacing, mutilating or stealing any library materials or property will be dealt with accordingly.
Present all things for inspection to the staff in-charge upon leaving the library
Violations of the rules and regulations of the library shall not be excused on the plea if IGNORANCE.
Resources
Resources
The High School Library contains collection of books periodicals, magazines, newspapers, pamphlets which support the school's thrusts, philosophy and goals as well as the High School curricular offerings.
Books
General Reference
Subject Reference
Filipiniana
Reserve Books
Printed Periodicals/Journals
Readers Digest
National Geographic
Philippine Graphic
Popular Science
Psychology Today
Time
Good Housekeeping
Scholastic
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