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• Providing an enriched media center that contains a wide array of reading and research materials, including both print and digital resources (books, magazines, online databases, eBooks, audiobooks, and more);
• Providing activities, lessons, experiences, and feedback needed for students to develop questioning, critical thinking, problem solving skills, and an understanding of digital responsibilities that are essential to creating 21st Century learners;
• Promoting and supporting multiple literacies (visual, digital, textual, and technological), by sponsoring events, school organizations, and programs that develop a lifelong love of reading and literacy.
• Creating an inviting learning commons atmosphere in the library media center that welcomes all students and provides equitable access to resources and services;
• Assisting students in their search for recreational reading materials and offer appropriate research support for each student’s needs;
• Assisting students with technology (some examples include Chromebook checkouts and check-ins, using school software, presentation tools, school devices, successful web-based research skills, cyber safety, and digital responsibility) to acquire lifelong knowledge and skills in the 21st century.
• Schools may charge for overdue books. No fine will exceed the replacement cost of the book.
MEDICATION SAFEGUARD
Whenever possible, medications should be given at home. However, the school system realizes that for student to maintain school attendance, certain medications may be required during school hours. With the safety of the children and staff being our priority, the system has revised policies and procedures for medications administered at school.
NO medications will be given without prior written permission. For students to receive medication at school, parents will need to complete:
• "The Parent/Guardian Medication Permission Form" – This provides parent permission for over-the-counter and short-term (less than 10 days) medications, and physician-prescribed long-term (more than ten days) to be administered at school.
• "The Health Care Provider Medication/Permission Form" – This provides for information from a student’s health care provider about medications that is to be given for more than 10 days or regularly during the school year.
• On the rare occasion acetaminophen (Tylenol), Ibuprofen (Motrin/Advil), Antacid (Tums), Pramoxine (Caladryl) may enable your child to return to class after assessment by the licensed nurse, you may indicate permission for your child to receive school stocked acetaminophen, Ibuprofen, antacid, or Pramoxine on Parent Portal. If your child requires additional doses of the approved over-the- counter medications more than 2 times in the school year, the parent will be asked to furnish this medication with a Parent Medication Permission Form.Please take the time to read the guidelines below carefully. These policies will require greater cooperation and communication between parents and school personnel.
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