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Where "Kids who READ Succeed"

Washburn District High School Library

1359 Main Street,  Washburn, ME  04786

   Phone:  207-455-4501    FAX:    207-455-4509

Londa Brown, Library Media Specialist  

"Librarians connect people to ideas."

Library Procedures & Policies at WDHS

Orientation for new users   Check-out    Internet    Library Use     Materials in the Library

Arriving at the Library

The high school library is:

bullet A place where educational / school related research is conducted.
bullet A place where reading is encouraged

The high school library is not:

bullet A place where students may gather to talk
bullet A place where students may "surf the net, play games, listen to music"
bullet A place where students may roam

Study Hall students may use the library, however, there are many times when the library will be closed or have limited availability due to classroom projects.

When you arrive at the library:

Using the library is a privilege which may be revoked any time a student behaves irresponsibly.

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Checkin' Out at the Library

Once you have found your books, you need to go to the circulation desk, find your card on the rolodex (alphabetical by last name) and one of our aides will scan your name and your books into our system.  

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Using the Internet at the Library

  1. Never share your password or account with anyone.

  2. Computer use, including Internet access, is limited to educational and school related activities.

  3. Chat rooms, messaging, message boards and e-mail is strictly off limits.

  4. Do not intentionally search for, view and/or distribute inappropriate materials. (e.g. pornography or violence)

  5. Do not give out personal information on the Internet.

 

  1. Do not use inappropriate language or symbols. Profanity or obscenity will not be tolerated on the school network.

  2. Do not download or install software without the written permission of the network administrator.

  3. Do not use the network for any illegal activities.  (including tampering with computer hardware or software, unauthorized entry into computers, vandalism or destruction of computer files or history. In some cases, such activity is considered a crime under state and federal law.)

  4. Do not deliberately spread computer viruses.

 

  1. Do not use a school account to post anonymous or false information.

  2. Do not vandalize computers, software, network devices or data.

  3. Obey the rules of copyright.

You are responsible for your account.  You will be held accountable for any violations traced to your account.

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