Hours
All school rules apply in the library.
Hours:
- Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
After school study and tutoring:
- Tuesday - Thursday 3:15 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.
- Quiet time for study and tutoring help
- Computers available for school work
During class time:
- Teachers may sign up to bring classes to library
- Individual students may use the library, room permitting, only with signed, dated pass from classroom teacher
During lunch:
- Parent volunteers staff the library during lunch.
- All school rules apply.
- If parents are not available, the library may be closed.
Policies and Procedures
Resources:
- 40,000+ books
- Electronic editions of S.F. Chronicle and Alameda Times Star
- Two online databases
- 50 newtorked computers (see Acceptable Use Policy)
Policies:
- Students must have an ID card to check out books from the library,
- Internet is available to all students who have an Acceptable Use Policy, signed by their parents.
- No limit on the number of books a student may check out
- Fines of 25 cents a day imposed for materials overdue by one week
- Students are encouraged to return books as soon as they are finished with them.
- Books may be renewed if there are no holds on them from other students.
- Maximum fine is determined by the replacement cost of the book.
- No food or beverages are permitted in the library.
- All materials checked out on a student's ID card are the responsibility of that student.
- Computers are to be used for school related projects. Students misusing computers will have their computer access disabled.
Computer Labs and Internet Policy:
Computer users and their parents/guardians should be aware that Alameda High School does not have any control over the information on the Internet. While Alameda High School's intent is to make Internet access available to aid in the collection of research materials and other educational uses, it is possible for the users to access other materials as well. Because control over the uses of the computer ultimately lies solely with the student, we strongly encourage parents and guardians to set and convey the standards that their children should follow while using computers. Parents and guardians should read the Acceptable Use Agreement; signing the signature page indicates that both parent and student understand and agree to the policies as outlined therein.
Kelly Gregor, Teacher Librarian
