Policies, Privileges, and Responsibilities

COMMUNICATION
Parents will receive a courtesy email every Sunday morning reporting what they or their children have checked out. While there is no fine for overdue books, materials overdue by 30 days or more are assumed to be lost and a replacement fee will be assessed. If you feel our records are in error kindly email [email protected]. 
LOST A BOOK? 
If a book is lost or damaged it must be paid for. Payment may be in the form of a check made out to MBUSD, or with exact cash (change cannot be made and will not be given). Send the payment to school marked Attention Library. Students who owe money to the Library will not receive their final report card. Payment is refundable if a lost book is found and returned on or before the last day of the current school year.
MBUSD Board Policy 6161.2 Damaged or Lost Instructional Materials
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CLASS VISITS
Students visit the Library once a week with their class to listen to a story, practice library skills, and check out materials. In addition, fourth and fifth graders may visit the library every day during lunch recess to check out materials, get started on homework assignments, conduct research, play board games, draw, read, or relax with friends. Students in second through fifth grade may visit the library when they have recess on the upper playground. Parents are encouraged to to open a Library account and use the library before or after school (see hours below).
VISITING BEFORE SCHOOL
Students in grades 1-5 may visit the Library from 8:00-8:10am Monday through Friday to conduct Library business without a parent or caregiver.
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VISITING AFTER SCHOOL
While Mrs. Snively does not provide after school supervision, all students are welcome to visit the Library in the company of a parent or caregiver Monday and Friday from 2:15-3:15, Tuesday and Thursday from 2:45-3:15, and from 1:30-1:45 on Wednesday.
HOW MANY BOOKS? FOR HOW LONG?
Students may borrow the number of books that equals their grade level. For example, 1st graders may borrow one book at a time and 5th graders may borrow five books at a time. TK and Kindergarten students borrow books when they visit with their class, but the books are kept in the classroom, not taken home. Adult patrons may borrow as many items as they wish to be responsible for. Library materials are due back in one week, or may be renewed if there are no hold requests.
BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS 
Library Behavior Letter 
MBUSD BOARD POLICIES 
Policy 6163.1 Library Media Centers