The library program is designed to help students to develop their ability to find, generate, evaluate, and apply information that helps them to function effectively as individuals in society. Through the use of media, students will acquire and strengthen skills in reading, observing, listening, and communicating ideas. Students will be expected to pay fines for damages that may occur while a book is checked out to them. In addition, students will be expected to pay the replacement cost of any book that they do not return.
The District will provide free instruction to all students and will not charge a fee for materials necessary to complete required or elective courses. Students and parents may purchase additional supplies at their own expense. The District may charge a reasonable and refundable deposit to cover damage to textbooks and supplies. A teacher may provide a list of suggested materials that students and parents may purchase. Purchasing materials is voluntary and not required for curricular activities.
Students must take care of books and other supplies provided by the District. The District may assess fees to repair or replace District property that is lost, damaged, stolen, returned in a different condition, or not returned on time.
At the end of each semester, students are required to satisfy all outstanding obligations prior to receiving their semester report card, diploma, or a copy of their course transcript. Obligations include but are not limited to the following: course fees, musical instruments and uniforms, athletic equipment and uniforms, library materials, and textbooks. Students with outstanding obligations will not be allowed to register for classes the following year or participate in graduation ceremonies.