General Information

 

 

Hours:

 

Monday-Friday

7:20 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

 

 

 

 

 

Staff:

 

Ms. Bosslet, Library Media Specialist

 

 

Ms. Bosslet teaches LZHS students media literacy skills (research, choosing good sources, using databases,etc.).
She can help with computer-related questions and concerns as well as choosing, locating, and checking out books.

Please see Ms. Bosslet if you'd like to request any new books titles or subjects to be ordered!

She can be found at the library reference desk between the bookshelves and the tables.

 

Mrs. Scarbeck, Library Media Assistant

 

 

Mrs. Scarbeck is in charge of checkout and circulation. 

She can help students find materials, pay fines, and locate books.

You can usually find her behind the library's front circulation desk.

 

Student Library Aides

 

4th - Drew Pavlovich                     

5th - Mary Gerhardt & Annie Mularz

8th - Brandon Hill                         

                9th - Katie Suerth                                         

                        

Student library aides can assist you with locating materials and book checkout.

They can be found behind the library's front circulation desk.

 

Lunch Period Library Supervisors

 

4th - Mrs. Klebba                      

5th - Mrs. Eckert / Ms. Ondracek

6th - Mr. Dailey                        

7th - Mrs. Cohen                       

 

 

How to Visit:

 

There are several ways to visit the Wesner Library Media Center.

 

  1. During Study Hall

Get a library pass from one of your academic teachers (no passes from substitutes) prior to your study hall period.  There can be only one student per pass, so you must be the only name written on the pass. When that period comes, go directly to the library - do not report to your study hall.  You must arrive at the library BEFORE the bell, present whoever is working the desk with your pass, then sign in on the attendance sheet.  If you are tardy to the library, you will not be allowed to enter.  You will be sent back to study hall where you will receive a tardy from that supervisor.  All students entering the library on a pass must also sign out at the end of the period.  This is necessary for you to be cleared by the attendance office. If you do not sign in, it will appear that you never showed up to the library.  If you sign in, but forget to sign out, it will appear that you signed in, then immediately left the library.  All students using the library during study halls must stay there once they enter! 

 

  1. Before School / After School / During Lunch / Senior Option

Students who wish to use the LMC before school, after school, and during a lunch period are allowed to come and go as needed. This also goes for seniors with an open period.

 

ALL STUDENTS USING THE LIBRARY MUST BE FOLLOWING THE STUDENT EXPECTATIONS BELOW, OTHERWISE PRIVILEGES WILL BE REVOKED!

 

 

 

Student Expectations for Library Use

 

1.   Quiet  environment

All students deserve the ability to concentrate.  Loud noises and conversations are distracting.

Students who are causing distraction to others will be warned verbally.  If the behavior continues, they will be sent from the library back to study hall/lunch for the period.  If the distractions continue to be caused by the same student upon returning, library privileges will be lost for a week or longer.

2.   Purposeful activity

The Library Media Center is a space to increase your learning.  Students are expected to be on task working, searching, or reading.

Students who are not engaging in purposeful activity may be asked to leave to keep the space and resources available.

3.   Responsible computer use

The computers in the library are here for academic research purposes. They can be used with the following guidelines in mind:

·        School appropriate content ONLY – this excludes e-mail, social networking, chat, and other communicative sites.

Students accessing inappropriate content will be reported to the deans. 

·        No games or video – they take up too much bandwidth and slow down the entire school network!

Students using games or video will be warned.  If another game or video site is accessed, students will be reported to the deans.

 

***NOTE: There is software on all teacher computers that allow student computers to be monitored at all times!!!***

4.   No food or beverages

This is to keep the chairs, tables, floors, and computer work spaces clean. 

Students eating or drinking in the library will be warned.  If it happens again, the student will be asked to leave the library for the period.  Any repeated occurrences will result in the student losing library privileges for a week or longer.

 

 

 

Checkout:

 

Your student ID or your last name will allow you to check out books with us if there are no overdue materials or charges on your account.

 

Books circulate for two-week periods, while magazines and pamphlets may be checked out for three days. All materials incur a fine of $0.05 per day if overdue.

 

Reserve materials are available for one or three nights (teacher's choice). A fine of $1.00 per day will be charged for reserve materials returned late.  All books and fines will be collected at the end of the semester.

 

 

 

 

 

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