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Rules & Procedures
Library Information Center Rules
1. Come to the library with a productive purpose in mind.
2. Accomplish your purpose in a way that allows others to be productive.
3. Be respectful of people and property.
4. Covered beverages allowed. Snacks allowed only, no meals.
5. Headphones are required while listening to music or videos.6. Cell phone audio should be silenced in the library.
7. All CHS school rules apply.
Library Information Center Procedures
1. Students are allowed to check out six books for a period of three weeks. Students should not have more than six books out at a time. Books may be renewed twice.
2. Students may be limited to checking out two books on the same subject depending on classroom assignments.3. No fines are charged for overdue library books. If a student has a book a month or less overdue, they may check out one additional book. Notices are sent to students on a quarterly basis. Students with books that have been overdue for an extended period of time (over 90 days) may be denied privileges to school activities or asked to pay for lost library books and materials.
Library Information Center Discipline Action Plan
The following steps will be followed if students are observed breaking library rules and or procedures.
First/Second Violation- Student will receive a verbal warning.
Third Violation- If a student continues to violate rules and/or procedures after their first warning, they may be denied library privileges for the rest of the day.Fourth Violation- Three school days out of the library and an office referral to the student's principal. Student's parents will be contacted.*
Fifth Violation- Student is denied library privileges for a longer period with principal's approval. Parents will be contacted.
*Out of the Library means the student can only come if accompanied by a classroom teacher. Students may come before or after school for ten minutes (once a day) to pick up materials they may need for academic or recreational reading purposes.