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Students must follow rules to access resources at Barbara Bowling High School Library. Timings, fines, devices policy, and online catalog info provided.
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BTW Magnet HS Library Monday-Friday: 7:00–3:00 (BLUE Days) 7:45-3:30 (GOLD Days) Extended hours: Thursday 7:45-4:30 – Upon request. Through these doors… Barbara Bowling, School Librarian
LMC Rules! No food or drinks. All BTW students are required to present a signed pass from their teacher when visiting the media center during a class period. Passes are limited to five per teacher. Passes are required during all lunch waves!!!! Students will sign in/out during each visit. No passes are required before/after school or when scheduled for large group research activities supervised by the teacher. Book bags should be “parked” in the power aisle. Internet usage in compliance with MPS Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) statement. Do Not Share Password with anyone!!!
The basics… ITEM:LOAN PERIOD:FINE: Books: 2 weeks.05 per day Audio Books*:2 weeks 1.00 per day Magazines: Overnight.25 per day Laptops*: Overnight 10.00 per day (Pick-up laptop after 3:00 PM; return by 8:30 AM the following day.) Room Reserve: Overnight1.00 per day Reference: Library Use Only! Copies (coin-op/laser) .10 per page *Required forms available in LMC.
Rule B16 (A): Possession of Any Telecommunication Devices • Students are not permitted to use a cell phone or any electronic device in school. This includes, but is not limited to, a Blackberry, Smartphone, or other adapted PDAs. Teachers have the authority to allow the use of cell phones and electronic devices for instructional purposes during class, however that permission must be granted before students are allowed to openly display cell phones or other electronic devices in class/school. Unless otherwise stated, cell phones and other electronic devices are to be out of view and not in use while students are in the school building. If a cell phone rings or beeps in class/school, it is considered being in use. This includes any classes that may be held outside of the building and on school sponsored field trips. Students are allowed however, to have cell phones on school property. • Consequences • 1st Offense: Confiscate device and hold for 24 hours and return to parent at the end of the following school day* • 2nd Offense: Confiscate device and hold for 5 days and, return to parent at the end of the 5th day* and use Corrective Strategies (pages 8-9) • 3rd Offense: Confiscate device and one-day out-of-school suspension; phone returned to parent upon re-admission* • * See Confiscation, page 26 Student Handbook
24/7/365: • http://www.btw.mps-al.orgClick Library on the left sidebar. • Atriuum • eBooks • http://btwikilmc.pbwiki.com • www.avl.lib.al.us • www.mccpl.lib.al.us • http://statelibrary.alabama.gov Save time! Save gas!
1960 – Hippies 1980 – Yuppies 21st Century- Zippies In the bookThe World Is Flat by Thomas Friedman, Friedman talks about zippies: “Can be male or female, between the ages of 15 and 25, studying or working. Oozes attitude, ambition and aspiration. Cool, confident and creative. Seeks challenges, loves risks and shuns fear… destination driven… outward looking…upwardly mobile, not stuck-in-my-station-in-life.” You can find this book by searching Atriuum, BTW’s online card catalog.