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LIBRARY HOURS
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School days
7:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
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LIBRARY CARD
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A Travis Elementary Library Card
is
used for checking out books.
Each
library card has a barcode that allows students and staff to check out
books using the District’s automated checkout system. These cards
are kept in the library.
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CHECKING OUT BOOKS
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Books may be checked out
for one week at a time. Books may be rechecked.
- Grades 2 – 5 may check
out 2 books.
- Grade 1 may check out 1
book .
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DATE DUE CARDS
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Each book should have in its
pocket
a colored date due card with the due date stamped.
The students room
number should be written beside the due date.
The color of the
card indicates the date the student comes to the library with his/her
class.
Day Class Comes to Library
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Color of Card
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Monday
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Pink
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Tuesday
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Orange
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Wednesday
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Blue
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Thursday
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Green
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Friday
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Yellow
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LOST AND DAMAGED
BOOKS
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Lost
Library Book
Each
student is responsible for the book(s) checked out.
If a book is lost, the student is responsible for paying for the lost
book and losses the privilege of checking out another book.
If the book is found, the money paid for the book is refunded minus .50
handling fee. Once the book is found or paid for, the student may
resume his/her check out privileges.
Damaged Book
If a student damages a book, the
librarian will assess the cost of the damage to the book.
The student may
resume checking out additional books once the damage fine is paid.
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TRAVIS' LIBRARIAN
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Mrs.
Kelly Trolinger
- BS Social Studies Composite -
Southwest Texas State Univeristy
- Masters in Education -
Southwest Texas State Univeristy
- Learning Resource Specialist -
University of North Texas
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ONLINE PUBLIC
ACCESS CATALOG (OPAC)
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Travis’ library has Online Public
Access Catalog (OPAC). It is used instead of the card catalog
file, although the file is still in the library. Students and
teachers may electronically check Travis’
library collection to see what resources are available by using
any computer on the Travis campus.
To
access OPAC:
- Log on to the computer network,
PATRON. No password.
- Click on the Start button, go to
Programs,
- Click on Follett.
Once
the OPAC windows opens, you may search the collection by title, author,
subject and/or keywords. Not only will you be able to see if the
library has the item needed, but you will also be able to see if it is
available, where it is located in the library, and other
pertinent information.
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