Guidelines

Library Book Checkout Guidelines:

• Nonfiction and fiction books may be checked out for a period of 2 weeks. Reference materials are checked out for overnight.  Magazines are checked out for 1 week.  The due date is stamped on the date due slip in the front of the item.  Bring the item to the library prior to the due date to request a renewal. 
• Students are financially responsible for lost or damaged items.

Textbook Checkout Guidelines:  

• Textbooks are checked out for either the academic year in two semester classes or for one semester in single semester classes.
• Students are responsible for the textbooks and should not leave them lying around or loan the textbooks to someone else. 
• Do not write in the textbook.  [Use a "Post-it" to note information or flag specific paragraphs.]
• Damaged textbooks will be assessed fines.   
• Lost textbooks will be assessed for the replacement cost of the book.  
• Cover your textbook.  A book cover identifies your book in the event it is switched in the classroom or study session.  Also, the textbook is less likely to be damaged or stolen.   
• All textbooks checked out during the school year are due at the end of the school year.  Students no longer enrolled in a class need to return the textbook to the library immediately.