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We expect all students in Woodbury Junior/Senior High School to realize the infinite value of books and all electronic materials and
to treat them respectively.
The Library Media Center is a place where individuals can
independently pursue their interests, studies, or assignments. If consist
of a main room audio visual equipment and materials room, workroom, magazine
room conference and professional library room.
Every student enrolled in Woodbury Junior/Senior is automatically a member or SLMC.
All students, staff and administrators upon entering the
Woodbury Junior/Senior High School will be assigned a library barcode.
This barcode will be their identifier, in the library, for as long as
they are still in school.
Miss Sharron L. Knauss
School Librarian Media Specialist
Woodbury Junior-Senior High School
Phone: (856) 853-0123 ext. 213
sknauss@woodburysch.com
Ms. Tracey Parker
Library Clerk
Woodbury Junior-Senior High School
Phone: (856) 853-0123 ext. 213
tparker@woodburysch.com
Monday - 8:00 AM TO 3:45 PM
Tuesday - 8:00 AM TO 3:45 PM
Wednesday - 8:00 AM TO 3:45 PM
Thursday - 8:00 AM TO 3:45 PM
Friday - 8:00 AM TO 3:45 PM
- Put books back in their proper place.
- Use electronic equipment properly & for their educational purpose it
is intended for.
- Return magazines promptly at the end of each period.
- Return chairs to the proper tables and push them in.
- Use trash cans around the room.
- Students will sign their full name and homeroom on the
book card found in the pocket in the back of the book.
- Students will tell the person at the circulation desk their
name and homeroom. The barcode on the book and the student barcode will
be scanned. A slip receipt will be inserted in the book pocket.
- Reserves are held for 24 hours.
- A student may not charge out a book or material for another
Student. The student who charges material is held responsible for its
return or loss. Charging out or loaning a book to a friend is discouraged
for this reason.
- THE STUDENT WHO CHARGES OUT A BOOK OR ANY MATERIAL IS THE
ONE HELD REPONSIBLE FOR ITS RETURN.
- $ .02 per school day will be charged for overdue material.
- $ .25 per school day for overdue reserve books and materials.
- $ .05 per school day for overdue three day books.
If a book or other material is lost, the loser will report
the loss to the library media specialist. This will be noted on the book
and dated. If the book has not been located by the end of the marking
period, the patron will be informed of the cost and must make arrangements
for its payment. All overdue books and fines must be taken care of at
the end of the marking period before report cards are issued.
If, after a book has been paid for, the original lost book
is found, the librarian will reimburse the student. NO refunds will be
given after the close of the school year.
- Students requiting materials to be xeroxed my request
it from one of the staff. The cost is $0.15 per copy sheet.
- The first 10 pages printed from the internet will be
free. 11 or more copies will cost $0.15 per page.
- There is Technology and Internet Access available for
every student in our school. Students and their parents must have signed
and returned the Student Acceptable Use Policy contract to the District
Technology office (located in N-Hall on the floor in the high school).
Students will receive a laminated Acceptable Use Card with their name
typed on it. Students must carry these cards with them at all times.
- When Students come to the Library Media Center to do
any type of research they should come prepared, this includes having
their Acceptable research card with them. They will show their card to
their teacher or the Library Media Specialist or the Library Clerk and
will be assigned to a computer/ Students will sign in (folder next to
each computer with date, full name time on and time off).
- 3. Students must sign in and out on the computer log sheets,
found in a folder, next to each computer.
- 4. There will be strict enforcement of the Acceptable Use
in the School Library Media Center.
The following on-line databases are available for student
and staff usage.
EBSCO host is a magazine database.
Username SJRLC212
Password SJRLC212
- Screen 2 - Click on EBSCOhost Web
- Screen 3 - Click on MasterFILE Premier
- Screen 4 - Typed in the subject you are searching for in the box that says
FIND.
- Screen 5 - a listing of articles in chronological order will appear.
- There will be 10 articles listed on a page.
- Full bibliographical information will be provided.
- Either a synopsis of the article and/ or a full text copy
will be available in
SIRS Researcher: http://sks18.sirs.com
General Reference database containing thousands of full-text articles containing
social, scientific, health, historic, business, economic, political and global
issues. Articles and graphics are selected from 1,500 domestic and international
publications according to strict criteria with regard to content and age
appropriateness. Users can find information by subject headings, topics browse
and keyword searches. A full explanation of how to go thru site is provided.
Infotrac -Contemporary Authors:
http://infotrac.galenet.com
Username and Password: Wood63273
(W has to be capitalized)
Gives you access to contemporary databases.
Art - Mrs. St. John
English - Mr.Pegues
Links to new sites worldwide, including newspapers, magazines,
radio stations and televisionstations that have websites.
Links educators to the Community.
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