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Hours of Operation
- 7:15 AM to 4:00 PM, Friday
- Library Media Teacher: Mrs. Potter
- No food or drink.
- You must have a pass during class time.
Checking out books, Fines, Cost of lost books Return to top.
- Freshmen may check out up to 3 books.
- Upperclassmen may check out up to 5 books.
- Must have your ID card to checkout materials.
- Books may be checked out for 3 weeks.
- OVERDUE books are 10 cents per school day.
- Lost Books: You are financially responsible for all books lost or damaged.
- Paperback books: $15.00
- PermaBound Books: $18.00
- Hardback Books: $30.00
- Reference Books: $75.00+
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Passes to the Library Return to top.
During class time all students need a pass to be in the library. If you do NOT have a class, you will need to plan ahead and obtain a Library pass from one of your current teachers. No personal email during class time.
Computers are only for research and word processing during classtime. Teachers' classes who have signed up to use the library will have first access to computers. Drop-in students (those with passes) will be asked to leave if a scheduled class needs the computers. The Computer Lab in Room 220 is also available from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day.
During breaks or before and after school, no passes are needed. All students are welcome to use the library and to check personal email.
Internet Rules Return to top.
Each student is responsible for materials acquired while on the Internet. Downloading inappropriate material will result in loss of Internet privileges on all Helix High School campus.
Before & after school, during breaks and at lunch, all students are welcome to use the library to check personal email. However, there is no emailing during class time.
Of course: no games, no chat rooms, no instant messaging, and no inappropriate web sites
- Provide instruction and help in the use of library materials and equipment.
- Provide a comfortable, attractive, and friendly place for study.
- Provide help and resources for assignments and personal information needs.
- Provide recreational books, information and materials.
- Provide books, materials, and equipment to support Helix's educational goals.
- In print: books, magazines (current and back issues), and newspapers.
- Online: subscription services (such as eLibrary, SIRS, CQ Researcher, CultureGrams), library book catalog, Internet resources, encyclopedias, and much more. (These resources are accessible from home through your Helix Library Web Page: http://www.helixcharter.net/library/.)
- Word Processing, Database/Spreadsheets, Presentation Software on your electronic desktop.
- Equipment:Computers, TV, VCR, Video Cameras (for Senior Projects).