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Using The Library: What do I need to know?

  • This image shows a large, open library space with a curved checkout desk in the foreground. The desk is decorated with colorful signs and papers. Behind the desk, there are shelves filled with books. To the right of the desk, there are several rows of tab

  • Students are welcome before school (6:50 - 7:15), lunch time (with library pass), and during class (with a pass from the teacher) or with a class for instructions.

  • ​Passes are required for security reasons. Each person visiting the library must have their own pass, even if they come from the same class.

  • All students must sign in on a computer at the kiosk and must stay in the library the entire lunch period. No food is allowed in the library.

  • Our maker space includes card games and board games. You can also build with Legos and K'nex. We have coloring pages and jigsaw puzzles. 

Students are allowed 3 checkouts per account and can keep books for 2 weeks. If you need to keep books longer, you can stop by the library and renew them.

  • Fines are applied to a student's account for lost or damaged books.
  • If a book is not returned or renewed 6 weeks after the initial checkout date, the book will be marked as lost and a fine will be charged to the student.
  • Fines may prevent a student from checking out additional materials.
  • If fines are not paid by the end of the school year or before graduation, students will be placed on the OBLIGATION LIST.

  • Students are allowed 3 checkouts per account and can keep books for 2 weeks. If you need to keep books longer, you can stop by the library and renew them.

    • Fines are applied to a student's account for lost or damaged books.
    • If a book is not returned or renewed 6 weeks after the initial checkout date, the book will be marked as lost and a fine will be charged to the student.
    • Fines may prevent a student from checking out additional materials.
    • If fines are not paid by the end of the school year or before graduation, students will be placed on the OBLIGATION LIST.