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| Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Kortnie, Mrs. Renard |
Kortnie Hulsey, Media Clerk
Rachel Norton, Media Specialist
Sarah Renard, Media Specialist
Media Center Hours: 7:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
Students must have a teacher's passbook to enter the media center during the school day (even during lunch). Before and after school no pass is required.
When students enter the library during the school day,
they must give their passbook to the circulation desk attendant.
No food, drink or candy in the media center, please.
Books may be checked out for a 2 week period at a time. Reference materials can be checked out only overnight and must be returned the next day.
For the 2012-2013 school year, students must earn the right to check out more than one book. All students start the year eligible to check out one book at a time. After eight successful checkouts (no late returns; no fines), the maximum number of books goes up to two books. Each time students successfully checkout eight times at their current level, the number of books they may check out increases by one, up to a maximum of five books. However, any damaged books, late returns or fines results in the number of checkouts returning to one book. Students who have overdue books or unpaid fines may not check out any library materials.
A fee of 10 cents per day is charged for books returned after the due date. A grace period of four days is given before charges accrue. Fines are also charged for books returned with damage. Students must pay for lost books.
Students are allowed to use computers in the media center for school projects. There is a charge for printing: ten cents per page for black ink and fifty cents per page for color ink. This is necessary to offset the cost of ink cartridges and paper.
Teachers wishing to request services or time with classes spent in the media center, please click the forms link above and complete the form. The media center has a class set of netbooks, arranged in a classroom-style setting, and teachers can reserve this area to bring their class(es) to complete online tasks.
New this year! We have 64 netbooks available for students to check out overnight; students must have a netbook contract on file in the media center with their parent or guardian's signature and phone number to be eligible for netbook checkout. The contracts are available at the circulation desk.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Douglas County School Library Media Program is to support the county curriculum, to provide quality print and electronic resources, to assist students and staff in becoming effective users of information, and to promote lifelong learning.
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