Library Staff
Lisa Brakel - Library Media Specialist
Mary Mullins - Media Aide

Philosophy
The key to a productive life is knowledge. To achieve this, each individual must be
an effective user of information and a discriminating reader.

Library Hours
Download the Library Media Center informational flyer for more information.

The library is open before school. Students may check out or return books,
study quietly, or do school-related work on a computer.  Computer use is
restricted to, checking grades, or working on a school assignment. The library
is not open after school. 

Behavior in the Library

• Students may talk in the library but are asked to use appropriate voice levels.
• Students must refrain from running and horseplay.Food and beverages are not allowed.
• Students are encouraged to browse through the books. 
• Books that have been used in the library should be returned to the re-shelving cart.
• The books and computers should be treated with care.
• Students must respect other students and teachers in the library.  

Book Check Out Rules 

• Students may have three books checked out at any given time.
• The loan period is fifteen school days.
• Books may be returned before the due date.
• Students should return books by placing them in the book drop at the front desk.
• A book may be renewed two times. If there is a hold on the book, however, the
  book may not be renewed.
• If a book is overdue, a fine of five cents a day will be assessed. Fines will not be
  assessed for days that fall on weekends and holidays.
• If a book is long overdue or lost, the student will be charged the cost of replacing
  the book. Fines and bills must be paid in cash.
• If the lost book bill has been paid and the book is found, the student will be
  refunded the money. 
• Students may not check out a book if there is an outstanding overdue, fine, or bill.