Rosa G. Maddock School Media Center
Literacy Teacher: Ms. Neal
Media Clerk: Mrs. Trynoha
Policies, Privileges, and Responsibilities
VISITS
Students visit the Library once a week with their class to check out materials. They sit in their assigned seats.
CHECK OUT POLICY
All students at Maddock may check out books. Students in grades Kindergarten through 6th grade must have their school ID card to check out library materials.
Early Childhood, Pre-School, and Pre-Primary students:
Check out one book
Books remain in the classroom
Books are checked out for 1 week
Grades Kindergarten and 1st grade
Check out one book
Books are checked out for 2 weeks
Grades 2nd – 6th
Check out 2 books (optional 3rd item, such as magazine)
Books are checked out for 2 weeks, with option to renew, if there
are no hold requests.
***Items checked out are due back by the end of the school year.
OVERDUE BOOKS
1-2 weeks overdue – reminder notice given to student
3-4 weeks overdue – notice mailed home to the family
Students are suspended from borrowing until overdue books are returned (or they are paid for if the book(s)/items cannot be found)
DAMAGED AND LOST BOOKS
Accidents happen! Most children are responsible, and if a book accidentally becomes damaged, we stress the responsibility to report and replace the damaged book. A notice will be sent home with your child to inform you of the replacement cost. Most of our books are library bound, and not the trade editions you see sold in bookstores. Students with damaged/lost book fees may not check out additional books until the fees are paid.
BEHAVIOR
The Library belongs to everyone!
Be respectful! To Librarian/Teacher, Others, & Materials
Follow directions the first time
Keep hands, feet, objects to yourself
Quiet while Librarian/Teacher is talking or reading
Use all materials properly
No eating, drinking, or gum chewing
Walk & use library voice during checkout
Follow proper check out procedure
Bring library books on a timely basis
Proper care of library materials is stressed in all grades. Please help your child designate a safe place at home, like a shelf, to store library books.