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You may check out up to three books at a time.
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No, you may not check out any additional books until the overdue book is returned to the library.
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As long as another patron of the library does not need or want the book, you may renew it as many times as you need to complete your reading. Should there be a waiting list for the book, there will be no renewals honored. Once you have renewed a book, you may keep it an additional two weeks.
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Depending on your scheduling situation, you can come in a variety of ways. Here is a sampling of what we can offer to students: 1) If you are currently scheduled in a study hall, your study hall teacher will have a sign-up list provided to them each day. Available seats in the library will depend on classes that have been scheduled, and the overall school schedule. Bring everything you need with you to the library; we do not allow students to return to lockers once in the library! 2) If you are not currently scheduled with a study hall, you have the option of getting a "permanent" lunch pass. This pass enables you to visit the library on odd or even days AFTER you have eaten your lunch. To get this pass, ask at the circulation desk. Once you have eaten, simply show your permanent lunch pass to the lunch monitor, visit your locker, and show up at the library. 3) If you only need to visit the library to complete a project for one day, you can come to the library during your homeroom period, and we can give you a "one-time visit" lunch pass. Again, eat your lunch, show your pass to the lunch monitor, visit your locker, and show up at the library.
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We have a great variety of magazines in our library, including Car and Driver, Consumer Reports, Entertainment Weekly, Game Informer, Seventeen, People, and Teen Vogue, just to name a few! Because everyone has the right to access our materials, and because we only have one copy of each magazine available at a time, magazines are reserved for in-library use only. You are welcome to come back to the library during your study hall or lunch period to "catch up" on anything you may have missed.
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Well, I am here to serve the students, faculty, and staff of Wappingers Junior High School, so if there is something that you have read and enjoyed, and think others might as well, I <i>expect</i> you to let me know about it! I will try my best to get items that students and teachers recommend to me, but please remember that I have only a limited amount of money for certain things, and, <b>sometimes</b> I am unable to order certain things, because of questionable content. That very rarely occurs! :o)
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