TEXT BOOK INSTRUCTIONS

A NOTE TO STUDENTS REGARDING LOST BOOKS:

YOUR BOOKS ARE YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. AS STATED IN THE STUDENT HANDBOOK YOUR NAME MUST BE IN ALL YOUR BOOKS. YOU MUST KEEP YOUR LOCK ON YOUR LOCKER AND HAVE IT LOCKED AT ALL TIMES.
WE GET MANY LOST BOOKS TURNED IN TO THE LIBRARY ON A DAILY BASIS; THEREFORE WE WILL BE IMPLEMENTING THE FOLLOWING RULES WHEN LOST BOOKS ARE BROUGHT TO US:

1ST TIME LOST: STUDENT’S NAME/DATE WILL BE
PLACED IN LOST BOOK LOG.

2ND TIME LOST: $1.00 PER LOST BOOK WILL BE
CHARGED BEFORE BEING
RETURNED TO THE OWNER.

• Cover all text books with clear contact paper which is not to be removed.
• Do not write or draw on/in your books – not even the covers. There will be a fine if this happens. If you are someone who likes to “doodle,” cover your book with a paper cover over the plastic. The paper cover can then be removed.
• Do not remove, write on, or destroy the bar code in your books. There will be a fine and possible disciplinary action if this happens (destruction of school property).
• Write your name on the label provided in your books. No funny names, drawing on labels, crossing out information, or peeling off labels. This too will receive a fine
. • Do not trade or borrow books. Books are checked out to you and you are responsible for them. If your books are not returned at the end of the semester/year, there will be a fine.
• DO NOT destroy books. You will be fined for them. • If you do not receive all of your books during “Get Your Act Together week,” go to the library the first week of school and any missing books will be issued to you.
• Students in Spanish 1 and Spanish 3 are to keep their Activity Manual as you will be using them again in Spanish 2 and Spanish 4, respectively.
• Students in 11th grade are to keep your blue Grammar & Composition Handbook because you will be using it again in 12th grade.
• If you become aware of any writing or defacing of your books, you MUST bring it to the attention of a teacher, librarian, or office staff IMMEDIATELY so that you are not fined for the damage.

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